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We all know that a model with a Toughness value of x(y) uses the x value when determining Instant Death, but if they were to have Eternal Warrior, which value do they now use? Do they still use x, or do they now use (y), as although they could be ID'd, they are now immune to its effects?

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Whats the point in checking for ID? You still have to suffer an unsaved wound (in case youre thinking ID-able weapons bypass rolls to wound / to save) and, once youve suffered it - you still have EW, so ID is never applicable.

Not sure why youre trying to perform an entirely irrelevant action...

To figure out whether FNP applies or not, I guess.

You would still use X.

Fair enough.

You use X - you are immune to the effects of ID, you are nto immune to the concept of ID. So plague marines cannot take FNP against a S8 Krak missile.

Ok thanks for clearing it up.