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So if you perils do you get an invulnerable save. Under invulnerable save it says you always get it. And under perils its says you get no saves of ANY kind. Why does gw like to make rule that contradict each other. I also tried looking it up in the FAQ or rule book and could not find anything, any reference would be great!

Thanks!

Theres more to Invulnerable saves then always being able to take it. You can always take an invuln save regardless of AP. Anything that says no saves of ANY kind means exactly that. If it is a save, you don't get it.

You would get to roll FNP if you had it.

No saves of any kind means no saves of any kind, including invulnerable ones. Like Happyjew said.

I'm just agreeing because just one answer looked so paltry.

The rules are generally - you may do this, then a later rule states "except in this occasion"

ITs the easiest way to create a ruleset.

Thats what i figured, well i will have to discuss this with my gaming group and let them know.

Yeah, like said above,,, no save of any kind..
and like said above.. FnP doesnt technically count as a save lol.. love it.. so you could still roll FnP for perils

KonTheory wrote:
Yeah, like said above,,, no save of any kind..
and like said above.. FnP doesnt technically count as a save lol.. love it.. so you could still roll FnP for perils

Or for that matter anything that says no save of any kind like the Riptide's Nova Reactor.

So would a pysker casting endurance rolling double ones get to use fnp to save the perils ?

 Eyesedragon wrote:
So would a pysker casting endurance rolling double ones get to use fnp to save the perils ?

No, Endurance doesn't go off until after the model already suffered the Perils.

The order would be -
Declare casting Endurance
Roll Psychic Test (assume )
Suffer Perils
Gain benefits of Endurance.