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Could this also work on gargantuan creatures like for example Ang'grath?

SaintHazard wrote: Or wonder if GW thinks it's so obvious it doesn't deserve mention.

They get off on all the raging in the YMDC.

Sanctjud wrote:

SaintHazard wrote: Or wonder if GW thinks it's so obvious it doesn't deserve mention.

They get off on all the raging in the YMDC.

Oh, GW hates us, the players. There is no doubt about this.

I would really like to know, for certain, which of my Daemons can be killed by things that kill Daemons, instead of having to discuss it beforehand or guess.

But you don't have to guess the obvious answer is all your daemons can be killed/effected by stuff that effects daemons.

The rule books aren't written as a peice of computer programming that you adhere to the letter of the book. Trying to force that onto the game makes the game dull and totally broken.

Or do you discuss with your opponent pre-game to decide whether or not you are allowed to place any of your models on the board during deployment?

I bet you don't and this is no different. the rules rae clear anything at is a daemon whether or not it has tthe daemon special rule be effectded by things that effect daemons...

Gentlemen, I was under the impression that names were used as part of the rules many times for special abilities, upgrades and assignment of Special Characters (like the Phoenix Lords). you don't use a Special Rule to determine who a Tactical Marine is, it's in the name and the names make it so clear that it seems foolish to ignore it for determining who a Daemon is.

you may think my post is nonsense but I don't feel it is any more so than the "Fire Dragons" suggestion which is utterly hypothetical.

VikingScott wrote:Could this also work on gargantuan creatures like for example Ang'grath?

that is the fellow that featured in Imperial Armour 7 yes? I believ he is bested by Inquisitor Lord Hector Rex who used a weapon the wounds Daemons on a 4+, seems like it does affect them.