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Just wondering how to interpret the application of potential mortal wounds from Guillimans sword - usually it would say every time a 6 is rolled, or if any 6s are rolled it would trigger, but this seems open to interpretation here.

Would the D3 mortal wounds happen once per attack or once per set of attacks?

Thanks in advance!

darkestvisions wrote:
Just wondering how to interpret the application of potential mortal wounds from Guillimans sword - usually it would say every time a 6 is rolled, or if any 6s are rolled it would trigger, but this seems open to interpretation here.

Would the D3 mortal wounds happen once per attack or once per set of attacks?

Thanks in advance!

I don't understand what you feel is unclear? All it's doing is that whenever you roll a 6+ for a wound, it causes a wound AND D3 Mortal Wounds. If you hit with all 6 attacks, then somehow roll all 6's for the wounds, you'll cause 6 wounds + 6D3 Mortal Wounds.

I think he means the wording "if a 6+ is rolled."
Whether you rolled one or siX 6+s, "a 6+" was rolled so you only get 1d3, or so the argument goes.

 Unit1126PLL wrote:
I think he means the wording "if a 6+ is rolled."
Whether you rolled one or siX 6+s, "a 6+" was rolled so you only get 1d3, or so the argument goes.

Except that's complete nonsense because of how the Hit-Wound-Roll system works.

I've seen far stranger rules interpretations.

But yes, you get 1D3 for each roll of a 6

6+ covers any situation where a model might have +1 to wound rolls.