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Here is the link to the post on Bolter and Chainsword. http://www.bolterandchainsword.com/index.php?showtopic=229114

Should quash some rules questions. Enjoy the read.

veidin wrote:Here is the link to the post on Bolter and Chainsword. http://www.bolterandchainsword.com/index.php?showtopic=229114

Should quash some rules questions. Enjoy the read.

YMDC Tenets wrote:2. The only official sources of information are the current rulebooks and the Games Workshop FAQs. Emails from Askyourquestion@games-workshop.com are technically official, but they are easily spoofed and should not be relied on.

Please reference the Tenets of You Make Da Call, specifically point 2.

2. The only official sources of information are the current rulebooks and the Games Workshop FAQs. Emails from Askyourquestion@games-workshop.com are technically official, but they are easily spoofed and should not be relied on.

Thanks for the link. Some folks may find it useful to know what a given customer service representative at GW US thinks about the rules.

Mannahnin wrote:Please reference the Tenets of You Make Da Call, specifically point 2.

2. The only official sources of information are the current rulebooks and the Games Workshop FAQs. Emails from Askyourquestion@games-workshop.com are technically official, but they are easily spoofed and should not be relied on.

Thanks for the link. Some folks may find it useful to know what a given customer service representative at GW US thinks about the rules.

I thought that was from a AUS rep. Since the water goes down the toilet opposite in AUS, everything else is opposite and thus reverse all rulings in that link.

It's a well established fact that you can send two emails with the same question to the GW address and get two emails back with two different answers.

It's also known that asking a red shirt for info on upcoming releases and various other things is like asking a mocking bird for directions.

That "email" had a lot of typos in it. I have a hard time viewing it as official. Let's all "bare" in mind it is, at best, the opinion of someone (possibly someones) at GW. I don't think that bears much more weight than our opinions here. If anyone wants to use that as house rules, more power to them.