I am targeting the guardian with my flameburst (2/3/5), I hit it and I get severe damage wich means 5.
The rulebook says that the original target does not take damage twice from the attack, so in this case the guardian would take 5 damage, but Hoffman (that is within"2) can be hit multiple times by blasts (3+3+3 damage)? Can the initial blast be moved using pyrokinesis to hit Hoffman with a severe (5 damage)? Or it happens just that the guardian takes the severe damage (5) and Hoffman the moderate (3)?
SUMMONING WITCHLING STALKERS:
It's the stalker activation turn, he jumps over the crate with his first AP and then he hits Hoffman with his second AP well enough to drain his last wound. All model damaged by the witchling gain the burning +1 condition so... is Sonnia able to summon a new witchling stalker from Hoffman using her "violation of magic upgrade"?
The upgrade says that the target must have the burning condition, but was it already triggered when Hoffman died?
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warbanjo
Hello, I need some help understanding some rules:
BLAST:
I am targeting the guardian with my flameburst (2/3/5), I hit it and I get severe damage wich means 5.
The rulebook says that the original target does not take damage twice from the attack, so in this case the guardian would take 5 damage, but Hoffman (that is within"2) can be hit multiple times by blasts (3+3+3 damage)? Can the initial blast be moved using pyrokinesis to hit Hoffman with a severe (5 damage)? Or it happens just that the guardian takes the severe damage (5) and Hoffman the moderate (3)?
SUMMONING WITCHLING STALKERS:
It's the stalker activation turn, he jumps over the crate with his first AP and then he hits Hoffman with his second AP well enough to drain his last wound. All model damaged by the witchling gain the burning +1 condition so... is Sonnia able to summon a new witchling stalker from Hoffman using her "violation of magic upgrade"?
The upgrade says that the target must have the burning condition, but was it already triggered when Hoffman died?
Thanks all.
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