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keltikhoa wrote:YES it is in the FNP rule... but it still lists a cause and an effect.

CAUSE ID wound EFFECT no FNP

the fact that it is in the FNP rule and not in the ID rule has no meaning whatsoever... you cannot cause something to happen and not have an effect. EW says ignore effects. it does not say ignore the effects only listed under the rule for ID. ID has an effect that is listed in the FNP rule

It ignores the effects of ID, not the restrictions of FNP.

yep it is a restriction. that restriction has a cause and an effect.

what has to happen for FNP to be negated? Cause
ID wound
What happens when FNP is negated? Effect
No FNP

now the fun part. Ignore the effects of ID

I am stating that it does not matter that it is listed in the FNP rule its still is an effect of ID.
If you moved "note the feel no pain roll cannot be made against unsaved wounds that inflict instant death" to page 16 under instant death it reads exactly the same. is it now magically an effect of ID? just because it is listed on pg 16?

I doubt the intent was for Eternal Warriors to always get FNP.