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A friend of mine and myself recently got into Mordheim and we're caught up on henchman advances. The book says "Henchmen never add more than +1 point to any of their initial characteristics. If the dice roll indicates an increase in a characteristic which has already been increased (or is at its racial maximum), roll again until an unincreased characteristic is rolled."

if you roll a 6-7 you get your choice of BS or WS, if you get it a second time he is saying you reroll because the one you choose has already been increased, I say that you just get the other one, Anyone know the official ruling on this one.

Because there is an unincreased stat available with this roll, I'd say increase the unmodified stat if you get this result a second time.

I'm with Breotan on this one. Common sense states that if you've already got the WS increase and roll 6-7 a second time then you'd automagically get the BS increase as there is no other option.

If you were to roll a 6-7 a third time... then you'd roll again.

Found the ruling on it
"Characteristics for certain warriors may not be
increased beyond the maximum limits shown on the
following profiles. If a characteristic is at its
maximum, take the other option or roll again if you
can only increase one characteristic."