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I noticed in the rulebook that it says that a warcaster's control area is equal to a number of inches twice their current focus. Does that mean that once they have allocated a focus point to a warjack that their control area has shrunk as they have less focus that turn? Or, does 'current focus' refer to their base focus value as a model(for example, Sorscha has focus 6- meaning her control area is always 12?).

Sorry for the noob question but this is unclear to me.

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It's the current focus stat, not the number of focus tokens on the model. A warcaster with a focus of 6 always has a 12" control radius unless a game effect reduces it or increases it (Cygnar Squire or Warwitch Deneghra's feat)

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