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2012/01/25 17:25:15
Subject: st celestine question.
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Enginseer with a Wrench
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We all know st celestine comes back from any thing. Jotww tess labs giant kittys in the table any thing. Now my question is if you deep strike her and she mishaps what happens.
Does she
A: put a token where she wanted to land.
B: if she comes back does she get to deepstrike again.
C: actually die?
Any one answer this?
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2012/01/25 20:50:15
Subject: st celestine question.
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Badass "Sister Sin"
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D: Put a marker where she actually landed and mishapped. When she returns use the Celestine rules that tell you how to place her when in an illegal position.
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This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 2012/01/25 20:51:33
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2012/01/25 21:04:56
Subject: Re:st celestine question.
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Sinewy Scourge
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I don't think so.
Ste. Celestine can come back after being removed as a casualty.
ANd the SoB FAQ says she can come back from an attack that removes models from play.
A deep strike mishap result of 1 however, is not an attack, and no model is removed from play or removed as a casualty. The rule simply says the unit is destroyed.
So, no I don't think Ste. Celestine's rule can save her from a deep strike mishap.
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2012/01/25 21:11:45
Subject: st celestine question.
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Badass "Sister Sin"
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Moral of the Story: Don't deepstrike Celestine. It is silly and could end up in a rules dispute.
There's really no reason to do so anyways.
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2012/01/26 12:34:39
Subject: st celestine question.
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Enginseer with a Wrench
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Hence why asked before I would do so. If deep striking her is viable with say some seraphim. But know one knows it seems.
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on the other hand Nobz they decided it was in the best interest of ork society that they "Go Green" as such they specifically modified their warbikes to not make giant smoke, dust, grit, clouds. Instead they are all about driving with clean air, one might say their bikes Gak out rainbows.
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2012/01/26 13:02:49
Subject: st celestine question.
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Decrepit Dakkanaut
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No, the answer is known - she is destroyed. Her powers do not help against this result
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2012/01/26 14:27:33
Subject: st celestine question.
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Badass "Sister Sin"
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THE_GODLYNESS wrote:Hence why asked before I would do so. If deep striking her is viable with say some seraphim. But know one knows it seems.
It isn't really. The disruption capabilities of Celestine and her unique powers really make it so she should never be off the board.
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