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Hello evryone who chooses to read this i was wondering if you could help me you see i am unsure about the psychic power "iron arm" for biomancy does it last the whole game or just 1 turn one of my regular opponent thinks it's 1 turn but i am fairly sure it is the whole does anybody know for certain?

Most Blessings (and Maledictions) last for one game turn, so from the start of your turn until the start of the next turn.

Yup, this is explained on page 68, in the 'Types of Psychic Powers' section.

 Janthkin wrote:
Most Blessings (and Maledictions) last for one game turn, so from the start of your turn until the start of the next turn.

I'm sure you meant: "[...]from the start of your turn until the start of your next turn"
Which is incorrect. The BRB says (page 68):
Blessings target a friendly unit(s) and, unless otherwise stated, last until the end of the following turn.

The difference is in games with more than two players. According to page 9 of the BRB:
Whenever a rule refers to a turn it always means player turn, unless it specifically refers to a game turn.

If you are player one and you cast a blessing, it would last until the end of player two's turn and will be gone when player 3's turn starts. We houseruled the text of page 68 to:
Blessings target a friendly unit(s) and, unless otherwise stated, last until the start of your following turn.

For games with two players, there's no difference.

 Hansisaf wrote:
The difference is in games with more than two players.

At which point, you'll need to introduce house rules anyway, since there are no rules for games with more than two player turns per game turn (RB p9, 'Game Turns and Player Turns').

 Cheexsta wrote:

 Hansisaf wrote:
The difference is in games with more than two players.

At which point, you'll need to introduce house rules anyway, since there are no rules for games with more than two player turns per game turn (RB p9, 'Game Turns and Player Turns').

Although there is BRB pg 363 "Four's a crowd".