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Greetings all,
I have just satrted fiddling with the new Grey Knight codex and I am trying to figure out if the Weaponsmiths are as good as they look on paper. Now my question is that they say each time you roll on their Inconceivable Customisation table which to me implies that you roll for every weaponsmith in the unit. Am I correct in assuming this or is it a wierd typo that will proberbly be erratered soon?

You roll once for each unit with 1 or more Jokaero in it.

You roll for only once for each henchmen warband containing any number of jokaero, but you are less likely to actually get an upgrade the more you have.

Jidmah wrote:You roll for only once for each henchmen warband containing any number of jokaero, but you are less likely to actually get an upgrade the more you have.

Not true. IIRC someone calculated that you'll have the greatest chance of avoiding getting no upgrades if you have exactly 2 Jokaero in the same unit.

Then this someone is correct. For some reason I started counting at two of them, while one would be a possible choice, of course...

Sanguinus: The "for each time you roll" bit is becasue if you roll a 6+, you roll 2 more times on the table; if you have more than 1 jokero(say 2 or 3) and you roll a 6+ on the first roll you will still be applying the +1(or 2) to your second and Third rolls.

Jimdah+Walrus: yes 2 is the "sweet-spot" it increases your chance to get 2 rolls to 1/3, and negates any chance of rolling a "1"(chart result, not Dice total). Three can also be effective if you want to increase your chances to get 2 rolls, but you also then increase your chances of getting nothing on at least 1 of those extra rolls

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Ah thank you that answers that question, I had actually kinda not taken the 6+ rule into consideration. Thank you all for your prompt and well-imformed answers.