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This might be a stupid question, but if something say like the Choir Hymm that makes the Jack un-targetable by range attacks; and you attempt to target the affected model with a ranged attack for whatever reason, do you loose the attack? Or like stealth just auto miss? And if you don't loose the shot, can you choose another target afterword? As I said, it's probably a dumb question, but I'd like to know.

They get to just select another target, because it was illegal for them to even declare the target, and the game state is wound back to before they made the declaration.

As above. You could not have targeted them in the first place.

The only way you would lose your shot is if the rule was that the attack automatically misses. And if the attack happened to be a blast it would still scatter.


Then there is the rare case where a model simply cannot be effected by something. Such as a Paladin using Impervious Wall, he's immune to damage and effects from non-magical ranged and melee attacks. In this case, he can still be targeted, just not effected.