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Ok, this just turned up.
If I have all of my melee attacks poisoned from one Chaos boon and fleshbane from another, which is the one that I follow?
Is this a case of two rules going off at the same time and I choose the order, cos that doesn't seem right to me.

Poison special rule has an exception of "unless a lower result would be required" p. 40

You follow both. As noted above, poison doesn't make the roll to-wound (neither affect the roll to-hit) any worse, so fleshbane takes precedent there. But poison could still give you a re-roll to-wound, which, if applicable, would apply in addition to the fleshbane's to-wound target. And that's as good as you can get without wounding automatically...

Yeah, that's just my missing of those five words. Looked at it for 3 minutes before going dice off. Wouldn't have mattered much anyway.

Yeah RAW in 5th actually made poisoned wounding the only way if a model (Painboy) was armed with a poisoned weapon. So Str 4 model (with furious charge even!) can only wound a T3 on a 4+.