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Hi all

A situation came up and we weren't too sure about how to deal with it. Therefore would like all your expert input.

1. I cast "iron aggression" on my reckoner (charge, trample and boosted melee attacks now cost no focus - upkeepable)
2. He cast a spell hitting someone in my battlegroup triggering witchhound (one unit in my battle group is allowed an advance and attack out turn)
3. My model advance into melee range of a slayer and make's a melee attack.

The question is does my reckoner still get the boosted attack roll from iron aggression? My friend believes I should get the boosted attack which still remains as it is a buff, my thoughts were because it was out of turn my attack shouldn't of been boosted from "iron aggression"

Thank you all in advance!


Loon

You're making a melee attack so, yep, it should be boosted. There is no restriction saying 'during model's activation' with iron aggression.

Yep. You can only boost attacks with Focus/Fury during your activation. Boosts from other sources work fine out of activation.