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okay since im working on a small mixed daemon army, Im looking at the hq's and im a bit confused about the oracle of entity because it dosnt make sense if fatewever suffered a wound does he retrete in shock or does that rule apply to the oppenent.

Cyvash wrote:okay since im working on a small mixed daemon army, Im looking at the hq's and im a bit confused about the oracle of entity because it dosnt make sense if fatewever suffered a wound does he retrete in shock or does that rule apply to the oppenent.

When Fateweaver suffers a wound, you roll your 3++. If you fail that, you get a reroll. If you still fail that, then you suffer a wound. Anytime he suffers an unsaved* wound, he must roll test against his Leadership. If he fails, he flees the board.

* Edited for clarity.

If Fateweaver suffers an unsaved wound he gets all paranoid that Tzeentch is trying to kill him off and retreats, if he fails his check.

It's the tradeoff for getting his cool abilities at a discount compared to a tooled up GDOT. You get his reroll power, but you get him having a chance of bugging out.


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*Ninja'd, with an edit no less *

It's a sad side effect of growing an extra head :(