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Am considering giving a Night Goblin big boss on a great squig Guzzlas battle brew. If you roll a 1-2 for its effect it gives the user Stupidity.

How does this work in combination with the Squigs compulsory 3D6 move? Under Stupidity it says if you fail you make a compulsory move at half your movement rate, so do I just roll for the Squig and half the distance? Or does the squigs compulsory move override the failed stupidity compulsory move? I guess not but its not entirely clear. Any help would be much appreciated

Im pretty sure its just half the distance rolled

cpt_fishcakes wrote:Am considering giving a Night Goblin big boss on a great squig Guzzlas battle brew. If you roll a 1-2 for its effect it gives the user Stupidity.

How does this work in combination with the Squigs compulsory 3D6 move? Under Stupidity it says if you fail you make a compulsory move at half your movement rate, so do I just roll for the Squig and half the distance? Or does the squigs compulsory move override the failed stupidity compulsory move? I guess not but its not entirely clear. Any help would be much appreciated

They are both compulsory, and neither overrides the other - so 3D6/2

Pretty sure it states that a boss on a giant squig cannot join units.

The boss ISNT joining squigs, he just has the sme compulsory movement rules - if memory serves.

That is correct. I suppose it would be 3d6/2, which seems odd.

i concur, 3-d:6 /2