Keltheos

There's also this rule in the Hiring section under General hiring (p71) that states:

"...Models hired by a Crew must meet all special hiring rule restrictions or they cannot be hired."

So the spinning bear has it.

Blood are Counters.

And yes.

Kel has that many figures, considering it.

Megnc86 has it.

A model can never go into negative wounds.

Two-way street.

So Ophelia isn't friendly to the Gremlin, nor is the Gremlin friendly to her. It strips the 'friendly' status off the model.

It's a microforest.

Update: it'll be posted when it's ready.

We're going through not only the requests thread but our internal info as well. We'd rather roll out one that hits on all cylinders than we have to come back to and add entries to immediately after the fact.

Rest assured, it's getting close to being completed.

Lol, Gable Your Life. "Frankly, my dear, I don't Cheat a damn."

Yeah, I knew I should have turned down your ideas for her. ;P

kkk thanks hope your not black lol

...ive been drinkin

Not sure what this is in reference to, but let's avoid PWI (Posting While Intoxicated) and then there's far less of a chance that you'll post something that may offend someone...

Companion (Master) on a non-Totem model means a Master in the Crew. So the Hounds (and the very LE Gate Caption) can Companion with any Guild Masters leading that Crew.

Here's another top hat chiming in.

I searched for top loading cards for quite a while. I wasn't happy with the price of the thicker mylar ones and the only thinner Upper Deck style sleeves I ever saw were limited edition black backed ones UD did for some Magic expansion back when book 2 released. :| Mayday Games recently released some, and although they work fine they're thinner than I prefer.

So, as a couple other posters have said, I laminated. But I didn't go to an office supply store to do it - I ponied up about $60 and bought a laminator and 100 pouches via Amazon. Best gaming investment I've ever made. Laminated my 200+ stat cards for Malifaux at 5 to a pouch and and have pleeenty of lamination pouches left over for future releases, other games using stat cards, laminating my strat/scheme cards, quick reference sheets, and so on. Heartily recommend.

As a bonus bonus, I'll be there!

They can't? What sort of Master are you?!!?

Oh, don't think we aren't looking at other models...

Oh look, what's this?

http://www.wyrd-games.net/showthread.php?30054-BURY-ERRATA-Yes-BURY-Errata

Yes.

Now, that's different than Auras and Pulses where the Caster is not part of it unless the description states otherwise.

No worries.

I thought it best to nip that question in the bud before it had time to bloom.

Rather than go into a long discussion about what's what and if Schemes generate 'effects' for the models they are applied to, such as saying why a model could/couldn't Dispel Magic "target of Assassinate" I'll keep it simple...

No.

Thanks for the input, guys. We heard loud and clear that there was an interest in having Bury clarified/errata'ed in the FAQ requests thread.

Not that we weren't already looking at it....

CD's got it covered.

That covers that.

I have searched for this before puting up a new thread. The best call was this thread where you also happen to mention that "this hase been ruled before" but sadly also without a link. The last post there contains a quote from Ratty's more than one year old post. The problem is that it covers a different scenario with blasts and stuff (and Ratty was not an RM at that time anyway).

So indeed I would need your charitability and search-fu to show me the thread where the mentioned official ruling lies. Thx!

Don't worry about your search-fu, I'll respond.

Models caught in a Pulse or Blast are affected by it simultaneously. Kirai couldn't use her Spirit Sheath to dump the damage.

Moral: don't kill your playthings before you want to chuck them somewhere.

It's the risk you take shooting into a melee.

The models aren't just 'standing' around while the attacker takes stock of who can be shot at cleanly. They're scrambling about, taking swings at one another, while trying not to get dead. A melee's a big mess of 'what's going on?!'. The randomness of the card flip to determine final target reflects this.

Best way to hedge your bets is to be outnumbered by the enemy in melee, or engaged with enemy models on 40mm and 50mm bases. These options put more card flips on the enemy models one of yours, increasing the odds an enemy model winds up as the target.