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Hi all.

Just after a bit of guidance. I have been unable to play much in the last few months and so have really only been theory hammering most of the new stuff since Magnus.

Something that has come up in another thread that has open a interesting question.

How are people interpreting the rule of Divine Guardian for Celestine. There are 2 options

1. Any wound assigned to Celestine is automatically passed on to one of here Geminae. This means Celestine can´t LOS to another model in her unit even if they are closer than her Geminae. But this also means she can´t try to make a save until both Geminae are dead.
2. She has to make her saves and then if she fails the Geminae takes the wound. This would mean that she would be able to LOS to other closer models than her Geminae if she wished.

This difference has brought out a long discussion that boils down to separate interpretations of the rule.

Thank you for your input.

The wording is "suffered by" which seems to indicate a wound that has already failed a save, then the Geminae Superia takes the wound.

LOS should still apply since that is well before saves.