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Dakka,

Hey, an interesting topic came up (interesting for me anyway) about the Lore of Life attribute. How do you all interpret it? Do you play that it can raise fallen models? Or that it can just heal a wound of a multi-wound model (character or otherwise) who's taken a wound but is still alive?

Along the same lines, have you been playing Regrowth such that it can only bring models back to a unit that still exists or do you play that it can bring models back from a unit that has been completely wiped out? If so, how do you set them up on the board?

DAH

No to both of those

You can only heal models that are stil l on the table, or regrow units that still exist. How are you measuring to the unit that doesnt exist? How are you measuring to the model that is dead?

Answer: you cant. So therefore you cannot fulfill the requirement (being within X") and no effect can happen

For both, I do not think they can "resurrect" things- only restore wounds/models to a character or unit (depending on the one you're referring to) that's still on the table.

Edit: Ninja'ed again!

Thanks guys. That's how I have been playing it. Everyone I've ever come across plays the same way. However, the question was raised, so I thought I'd bounce it off if you guys.

Who raised the question?

A fellow in another dakka forum.