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Two quick questions pertaining to Fury:

1.) Can you transfer damage to a frenzied warbeast? Provided it is not full on fury, can your Lock transfer damage to it? A specific example is Cragback and Lug. Cragback has a Fury stat of 3, Lug has a Fury of 4. If I leech all I can, leaving 1, and Lug frenzies and attempts to eat his master, can I transfer the damage to Lug?

2.) When a beast frenzies, does it happen during that phase, or during it's activation? Do I get a chance to move other models out of the way?

That is a good question, to which i don't have the answer... lol I'm interested to know too

culsandar wrote:Two quick questions pertaining to Fury:

1.) Can you transfer damage to a frenzied warbeast? Provided it is not full on fury, can your Lock transfer damage to it? A specific example is Cragback and Lug. Cragback has a Fury stat of 3, Lug has a Fury of 4. If I leech all I can, leaving 1, and Lug frenzies and attempts to eat his master, can I transfer the damage to Lug?

I'm pretty sure that you may transfer damage to the frenzying beast. Your Warlock is taking damage, you have Fury to spend, and the beast is not capped on Fury.

culsandar wrote:2.) When a beast frenzies, does it happen during that phase, or during it's activation? Do I get a chance to move other models out of the way?

No, your beast frenzies immediately after taking the test during your Control Phase. Try to plan ahead on potential frenzies if you are going to cause more Fury than you can leech on your previous turn.

The only thing that prevents a transfer is if the warbeast has full fury or outside the warlock's control area or some other effect that specifically prevents transfers.


edit: Grievous Wounds comes to mind.

1) As Malfred said, you can transfer, as long the Warbeast has not filled up his fury count.

malfred wrote:edit: Grievous Wounds comes to mind.

That must be quite enfuryiating for the Warbeast in question.

culsandar wrote:Two quick questions pertaining to Fury:

1.) Can you transfer damage to a frenzied warbeast? Provided it is not full on fury, can your Lock transfer damage to it? A specific example is Cragback and Lug. Cragback has a Fury stat of 3, Lug has a Fury of 4. If I leech all I can, leaving 1, and Lug frenzies and attempts to eat his master, can I transfer the damage to Lug?

Nothing in the frenzy rules prevent transfers. So, as noted, you can transfer to Lug all you want. Note that once the attack resolves, Lug is no longer considered to be frenzied. It is a kinda instantaneous state thing.

culsandar wrote:2.) When a beast frenzies, does it happen during that phase, or during it's activation? Do I get a chance to move other models out of the way?

The warbeast activates right there during the control phase rather than the main phase of the game. It frenzying right then and there is its activation.

And stuff.