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From past threads I remember there has always been some sort of dispute on if a wound saved by FnP counts as a wound inflicted for certain special rules, but since I was away from 40k and unto WHFB until the fantasy world exploded, what is the current standard for this?

Asking this because I got 15 spare points on my Daemonkin list which could be used to upgrade my power axe to Goredrinker. I'ill probably be facing Necrons today so... that made me think how does RP interact with the Blood Feast rule (tally of wounds), at first from what I remember RP is basically a FnP, so went on to read the FnP rule but truth be told I'm not sure how RP is worded now.

Against FnP However...

"Blood Feast: Keep a count of all unsaved Wounds caused by the bearer's Melee attack."

VS

"FnP: When a model with this special rule suffers an unsaved Wound, it can make a Feel No Pain roll to avoid being wounded."

So even if saved by FnP an unsaved wound was caused... would it add to the weapon bonus table?

If it does, would it work against RP?

 Lord Yayula wrote:
So even if saved by FnP an unsaved wound was caused... would it add to the weapon bonus table?

No, because FNP says to treat the wound as having been saved.

If it does, would it work against RP?

Depends on the wording for RP.

RP contains the wording "treat it as having been saved". In other words, wounds 'saved' by RP don't qualify as unsaved wounds. Sorry.