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Question in subject.

For example, Drukhari ability "Inured to Pain." Is this the 8th edition version of "Feel no Pain?" If a weapon causes a mortal wound that bypasses armor, invulnerable, or cover saves and causes a wound, does "Inured to Pain" kick in, which then says "If a model with this ability takes a wound, roll a D6, and on a 6+, the wound isn't taken?"

To answer a question with a question, what would make you think they don't apply?

Specifically, it will depend upon the specific rule in question and it's wording. Generally, how a model loses a wound is not really a factor in such abilities.

Yes. You can't stack them though.

Covered in the Rulebook FAQ:

Q: Can abilities such as Disgustingly Resilient be used to ignore wounds if they were inflicted by mortal wounds?
A: Yes.

The Rulebook Errata also introduces a new rule which forbids the use of multiple "Ignore wound" rules. There is one exception due to wording (see my sig), but in general they cannot stack.

There is no such thing as "Feel No Pain" in 8th, it's all bespoke rules that fall under the guise of "Ignoring Wounds".

 Dashofpepper wrote:
Hello!

Question in subject.

For example, Drukhari ability "Inured to Pain." Is this the 8th edition version of "Feel no Pain?" If a weapon causes a mortal wound that bypasses armor, invulnerable, or cover saves and causes a wound, does "Inured to Pain" kick in, which then says "If a model with this ability takes a wound, roll a D6, and on a 6+, the wound isn't taken?"

Unless rule specifically says "no" like the imperial knight house that gives 6+++ does yes you can.