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Title says it all. As a Tyranid player I'm wondering if taking regen then hoping to roll endurance, potentially giving me FNP/regen/IWND tervigons seems like a good thing.
As an example, if a Tervigon was brought down to say.. 2 wounds. would I get to roll 8 separate dice (4 for regen/4 for IWND), giving me a fairly decent chance of having a moderately invulnerable model pooing out 10 or so gants a turn.
Might make the 30 point upgrade worth it if it works as I think

IWND only regens one wound per turn.

But yes, they are separate rules and stack. So roll all your regens first and then roll your IWND.

oops... so in my example I'd get 4 (regen) and 1 (IWND)

StarHunter25 wrote:oops... so in my example I'd get 4 (regen) and 1 (IWND)

Exactly.

Always roll them in that order to maximize your full chances for number of wounds returned.

Actually they are so different they even activate at opposite times.
Regeneration - beginning of turn.
IWND - end of turn.
So there is no way to roll them together anyway.

Oh, I missed that. My bad.