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Tomb King wrote:The HE unit: Takes a leadership on 3d6. THEY TAKE THE TEST.

The test is one of the spell's effects, they don't take it.

True dat. And you're right about the Spirit, and this forum.

Of course people care about the Spirit of the Game. If someone played Warhammer to win, not to experience this high-fantasy stuff, I'd suspect that Chess would be more in line with their wants.
But, of course, RaI don't have a place on this particular set of threads. Not as proof.

I'm not saying that the spell should or shouldn't bounce; I'm just here to speak up for the other side, which seems just as legit to me, and will continue to do so until someone says something that can prove otherwise.

I hate rolling-off for things. It's such a fickle, wishy-washy system. As I said before; I'd let the Tomb King have it, since the benefit is so negligible (the chance to bounce to another unit that, given the circumstances, must be within BSB range and, given High Elf nature, is Ld8 or higher). That's my own take on it, my own little RaI. But that's not to say even for a second that I'll attempt to prove anything on those grounds.