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The Plumber
10-18-2011, 04:32 PM
Does anybody know how this works? It makes my head hurt when I think about it:confused:
Archon Charybdis
10-18-2011, 04:47 PM
Well, a comparable situation is addressed in the Eldar FAQ about Runes of Witnessing vs Runes of Warding. If you were to follow that precedent, you would roll 3d6 and use the lowest for purposes of passing the test, but look at the 3d6 for the purposes of any perils. Otherwise, a straightforward compromise would be to assume the two abilities negate each other and roll a straight 2d6.
Wolfshade
10-19-2011, 02:29 AM
Keep Eldrad in a transport and ignore all SitW effects ;)
SeattleDV8
10-19-2011, 03:31 AM
Eldar FAQ
Q. How do the Runes of Witnessing work when facing
a Hive Tyrant with Shadow in the Warp?
A. The Runes neutralize the effect of the Shadow in the
Warp for that Farseer, so the Farseer will take Psychic
tests using 2D6, as normal.
Wolfshade
10-19-2011, 05:28 AM
Tyranid FAQ:
Q. How do the Eldar Runes of Witnessing work
when facing a Hive Tyrant with Shadow in the
Warp?
A.The Runes neutralize the effect of the Shadow in
the Warp for that Farseer, so the Farseer will take
psychic tests using 2D6, as normal.
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