Originally Posted by
Nabterayl
Is this as great an advantage as the way that Aldramelech, Dingareth, and StrikerFox read the rule? No, it isn't. It's still an advantage, just not as great a one. I believe mine is the more accurate reading in terms of the hit-wound-allocate-save sequence, though, and I also prefer it from a fluff standpoint - presumably in the heat of battle both bodyguards fling themselves in front of the company commander at the same time, and thus very well might both die, rather than one of them flinging himself in front of the company commander while the other one waits for his buddy's bullet-riddled corpse to fall before doing the same.