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2017/01/24 22:45:19
Subject: Is a model ''within itself''?
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Tough Traitorous Guardsman
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If a model has a rule that affects friendly models within x'', does the said model benefit from the special rule? I'm looking for a page reference or a FAQ.
Thanks!
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2017/01/24 22:52:48
Subject: Is a model ''within itself''?
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Fireknife Shas'el
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The BRB FAQ says that a rule saying "within" means partially within. It has to explicitly say "wholly within" (like disembarking from transports) to be considered different.
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2017/01/25 11:43:55
Subject: Is a model ''within itself''?
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Battleship Captain
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Normally it specifies either way.
However I would say yes.
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2017/01/25 16:30:36
Subject: Is a model ''within itself''?
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Auspicious Aspiring Champion of Chaos
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Per the FAQ, a model is always within range of itself.
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2017/01/25 22:05:02
Subject: Is a model ''within itself''?
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Tough Traitorous Guardsman
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 EnTyme wrote:Per the FAQ, a model is always within range of itself.
I searched but did not find. Can you indicate me the page? Thanks!
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2017/01/25 22:13:29
Subject: Is a model ''within itself''?
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Lieutenant General
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He may be thinking of the Age of Sigmar FAQ:
Q: Is a unit within range of itself?
A: Yes.
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'It is a source of constant consternation that my opponents
cannot correlate their innate inferiority with their inevitable defeat. It would seem that stupidity is as eternal as war.'
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2017/01/25 22:21:57
Subject: Is a model ''within itself''?
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Longtime Dakkanaut
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From a practical standpoint, measure the distance from the model to itself. Is the distance to itself less than the maximum range from the model to be affected? If yes, he's affected.
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2017/01/26 03:45:50
Subject: Is a model ''within itself''?
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Bonkers Buggy Driver with Rockets
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 doctortom wrote:From a practical standpoint, measure the distance from the model to itself. Is the distance to itself less than the maximum range from the model to be affected? If yes, he's affected.
That works.
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40k drinking game: take a shot everytime a book references Skitarii using transports.
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2017/01/26 11:04:49
Subject: Is a model ''within itself''?
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Stealthy Kroot Stalker
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Usually if the effect doesn´t work on itself it will say within the wording of the ability you are looking to use. Example would be the Daemons relic Grimoire of True Names. Specifically says doesn´t effect the bearer even though you can target the unit the bearer is within.
Is there a specific rule/spell you are looking to use?
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2017/01/27 14:36:44
Subject: Is a model ''within itself''?
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Longtime Dakkanaut
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Measure the radius of the affect around the model. Is the model within this area?
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2017/01/27 16:14:34
Subject: Is a model ''within itself''?
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Tough-as-Nails Ork Boy
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nareik wrote:Measure the radius of the affect around the model. Is the model within this area?
Technically no as your measuring from the edge of the base out, forming an area like a blast marker with a hole in the middle.
Do I agree the model should be affected too though? Yes
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