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Or perhaps everything is already invisible!

Not even ork facepalm goes far enough. . .

Or perhaps everything is already invisible!

Prove it show me some invisible models .

Not even ork facepalm goes far enough. . .

What playing by the RaW?

FlingitNow wrote:

Or perhaps everything is already invisible!

Prove it show me some invisible models .

I can't find my picture of the invisible stealth suit someone made for golden daemon. :(

This package of Lictors just so everyone could play the way laid out by previous posters.
There are these options for anyone else who wants to use a different. . .model.

I could not find the Golden Daemon of either the Lictor or the Stealth Suit, but I have seen them as well.

Despite being invisible.

There's a reason McDonald's coffee comes with warnings on the cup these days....

The term visible is used because if instead it said closest then there could be a unit behind a wall out of LOS but still the dreadnought would have to fire/waste shots at them. GW wasn't putting too much thought here but enough to the fact they wanted that moment the dread fire frenzied to be one where everyone face palms.

Well It may have been intended to mean closest unit [that is not 100% obscured behind terrain after pivioting in every direction] or if they had said closest visible unit in LoS.

Either way would have cleared things up.

GW writes vague rules and they cant cover every situation.

RAW is not clear :-(

I personally interpret it to mean:

closest unit [that is not 100% obscured behind terrain after pivioting in every direction]

but thats just conjecture.

Nurglitch wrote:There's a reason McDonald's coffee comes with warnings on the cup these days....

Actually do some research on the details of this case - it seems like a 'duh' lawsuit, but in fact McDonald's deliberately made the decision to brew coffee they knew was too hot and the cost benefit analysis showed it was worth paying out X in lawsuits to obtain Y in profits from their coffee. The final verdict on the case was punitive damages for a single days coffee profits by McD's (which kind of makes sense). The warning on cups now is more to cover their butts, but they really were negligent...

With that in mind I find Gwar's invisible miniatures to be some of his most compelling work.

We appear to be done here.