Resist Duels

[ChefsDad]

Do you have to take them?

For example if i want to obey my own model can i choose to forgo the resist flip?

[WEiRD sKeTCH]

All models must perform a Resist Duel when they are targeted with a Spell.

Page 51 of the Rules Manual:

(Rst) Resist Duel Required: If a Rst stat is listed for a Spell, when it is successfully cast any model that could be affected by it must win a Resist Duel (Stat → Final Casting Total) by exceeding the casting total or suffer the spell’s effects. The Resist Duel occurs after the caster has completed its Casting Duel and successfully cast the Spell. Friendly models that could be affected by Spells requiring Resist Duels must resist as normal, but when determining final totals, can choose to tie the casting total and suffer the Spell’s effects.

[TheOneWhoFell]

Hey Chef,

On page 51 of the RM it states "Friendly models that could be affected by Spells requiring Resist Duels must resist as normal, but when determining final totals, can choose to tie the casting total and suffer the spell's effects."

[TheOneWhoFell]

Argh sketch! Get back to "a day in the life!"

[ChefsDad]

What if theyre immune to influence? Do they auto resist or can they just choose to tie?

[WEiRD sKeTCH]

What if theyre immune to influence? Do they auto resist or can they just choose to tie?

If the Rst is Willpower, you can't even perform the Casting action targeting them.

[Ratty]

So no Obeying the teddy bear... He just gets annoyed.

Edited May 17, 2011 by Ratty

[ChefsDad]

Ok Cheers guys

Was playing vs hoffman and he was overriding his peacekeeper. Seemed a little bent!

[Adran]

Unfortunatly (having faced the same thing last night), thats allowed. He can make it ignore its immune to influence, so it can then be targeted.

[96p]

But you can't as the peacekeeper is not yours and he decides if he ignores his ability