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Do Inqusitorial force weapons follow the rule in the main rulebook or those in the codex?
I know that the codex takes preccedance but its a big difference in rules
(causeing ID or just outright killing a model regardless of anything)

Those in their codex, so they ignore Eternal Warrior.

Ok thanks
I't seemed a big gap so i asked

Its because of the funny wording. In the demonhunter codex for force weapon it says "Is slain outright" and in the BBB for force weapon it says "Suffers instant death" and the Eternal warrior rule says "Ignores instant death."

Its a loop hole in wording but is legit.

Yes, the Inquisitors (and GKGM) have different Force Weapons. Their troops also have crappier vehicles and wargear than in newer books, usually at higher prices.

Kav122 wrote:Its because of the funny wording. In the demonhunter codex for force weapon it says "Is slain outright" and in the BBB for force weapon it says "Suffers instant death" and the Eternal warrior rule says "Ignores instant death."

Its a loop hole in wording but is legit.

It isnt a loophole: it is how *all* force weapons used to work, and DH got the first version hence theirs was written in their codex - not in the BRB as it was in 4th.