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"Daemon engines as well as any vehicle with Daemonic possession vehicle upgrade or the Daemonic Resiliance special rule may not take Legacies of Ruin."
It does not mention at any point any vehicle having a dedication to a chaos god. A dedication is not a Daemon engine, daemonic possession or daemonic resiliance. So it leads me to believe a dread with a dedication can take a Legacy. Makes sense?
Reason I'm asking is that a Ferrum dread with Destroyer of cities and dedication of khorne gets an average of 7 st10 I4 armourbane attacks on the charge, av13 front and a flamestorm and heavy flamer. Now this is pretty dang useless on a footslogging dread, but if it takes the maelstrom raiders legacy it gets to outflank and comes in at 205pts. Still pretty expensive for what it does, but at least semi-useful now.

Side note: having a case of de-ja-vu. Have I realised and thought of this before and completely forgotten :-s?

I see no reason to assume that the list of Daemon-related exclusions includes dedications unless the blurb behind dedications includes some wording like akin to "counts as a Deamon".

The Legacies are FW stuffs, so I can't check those, but are you talking about Marks when you say dedication, or is it a seperate term from a FW book?

A dedication does not make something a daemon engine, so seems fine.

Becoming a Daemon of X (like titans do) probably does, although that does require you to make the logical leap that a ;Daemon engine' Is an engine with the Daemon rule.

 Quanar wrote:
I see no reason to assume that the list of Daemon-related exclusions includes dedications unless the blurb behind dedications includes some wording like akin to "counts as a Deamon".

The Legacies are FW stuffs, so I can't check those, but are you talking about Marks when you say dedication, or is it a seperate term from a FW book?

Dedication is seperate from a mark.


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So you both think its ok. Spot on! :-D

Dedication is not a daemon.


Knock yourself out!