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The wording of the vampire counts' spell, curse of years, says to roll to see if more models are wounded in the next magic phase and every one following. Does that mean in both your turn and your opponent's turn?

I believe that is correct, both players magic phase.



Clay

I believe it is a RiP spell, and thus would have to be dispelled with power dice in the enemies turn in order to not do damage that turn.

To clarify wording, there are 6 turns, 12 total player turns, and thus 12 magic phases in a game of 6 turns. So if cast in the first magic phase it will hit a unit a total of 12 times during the game if it is not dispelled or unless it kills the unit.

Also note that the spell specifies that the damage occurs at the END of each subsequent magic phase so your enemy does have a chance to dispel in their own turn.

Yeah the elves have a flame one like that too. :S

Except the High Elf "Flames of the Phoenix" spell only goes off in the casters magic phase.