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In the Plague Furnace Wrecker Attack paragraph it states that "In your own player turn the chain holding the mighty swinging great censer chain can be let loose..." This leads me to believe that it can only be used on MY player turn. However, the very next sentence says that "This attack happens last in ANY close combat the Plague Furnace is involved in, even after great weapons have struck..." So can I do this on my player turn or, in fact, on any turn that the plague furnace is in combat? (Which could be my opponents' turn)
Please and thanks for any help here.

On a side note, I've noticed that the Skaven book is very poorly written, there are lots of vague explanations on rules that could be judges a number of different ways. Anyways, lemme know what you guys think.

Only on your player turn, as it states int he rules. The next line is making it clear that you still have to resolve the attack, and when it occurs in the phase.

You're not the first to notice how badly the Army book is written, don't worry!

Yeah, just your turn. The 'any combat you're involved in' phrase is saying (badly) that no matter what you're up against, the Censer will always strike last.

Kl I was about to start the very same thread but I found this one.