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If a model takes a wound from a hammer then is JAWS the next turn what initiative should you use? Also does eldar Enhance help when rolling an initiative test?

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Black Blow Fly wrote:If a model takes a wound from a hammer then is JAWS the next turn what initiative should you use? Also does eldar Enhance help when rolling an initiative test?

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You use Initative 1.

"All models that suffer an unsaved wound from a thunder hammer and are not killed will be knocked reeling, reducing their Initiative to a value of 1 until the end of the next player's turn."
They don't just strike at I1, they ARE I1.

And yes, Enhance helps.

Initiative Tests use the models current Initiative, not the Unmodified one.

Page 8 of the BRB says to use the base characteristics.

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Mr. Fly, are we using the same edition of the rulebook? All I see on page 8 is "the value of the characteristic involved". I don't see anything at all about base value versus modified or current value.

Black Blow Fly wrote:Page 8 of the BRB says to use the base characteristics.

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Nope, never uses the work "base".

You may be confusing that with Sweeping Advance which uses the unmodified characteristic.