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Hi Guys,

Just played my second game of fantasy with my wife. Her special character has a weapon that causes D3 wounds. Now does this work like each hit = D3 wounds or is it for each wound an additional D3 wounds are caused?

Hope that makes sense

Dave

For each unsaved wound you remove D3 from the MODEL that took the D3 wounds.

So a single wound model - you only ever do 1 wound, as you cannot cause 2 or 3 wounds to the model

For a 2 wound model, you can do 1 or 2 wounds, but no more (so a roll of 3 - 6 kills the model, 1-2 it takes a wound)

Think of all normal wounds being D1, then it makes more sense I find....

Ahh ok think we played it a little wrong where for each hit we were doing D3 wounds. No wonder she rolled me killed 8 of my Chaos warriors on the charge lol.

Well at least she felt good about the game

Yeah, it only comes into effect against multi-wound models.

The multiplication also happens AFTER saves. So if a save is passed then no wounds are done, only when the wound actually happens will it get multiplied.