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I like most of this stuff, but the Scion of Black Blood is the single worst sculpt I've seen for any gaming system in many years. It's just completely awful (unless you somehow like GW models from around 1990).

Anyone with the things above or the added plastic puppet wars Viktoria? For shipping cost reasons, I'm afraid US is much too expensive so no offers from there please.

I'll usually go for Fury. 2 SS is usually worth it for the +2 dmg (especially when used with Hannah). On the other hand I never take Battle. While I would pay 1 SS for accomplice/companion I won't pay 2 to get that plus the flip.

Take Hannah and Fury on BloodVik and you'll have a Hannah that buffs both the Viks and herself (going up to 4/6 /8 :blast ) I usually go up with Hannah or another more or less tanky model (Ronin works since they can't be charged) first to protect/bait and just charge in afterwards. I never throw my Viks unsupported into anything unless it's already in a desperate last attempt at countering a bad mistake I've made earlier. Most people also forget that they are two models instead of one, which counts for lots. After killing only a few models I can just turn them into scheme runners if I feel the need for it, or to swamp a quarter for recon. This is one of the main reasons I usually take them over Von Schill.

Also not a fan of this ruling. At all.

Don't forget about the "I pay better" upgrade. Just activate within 10 of the upgrade holder and you can discard a card to get :+fate to Attack and :+fate to Damage in total.

I fear I won't be able to keep my Villianous title since I'll be busy working on my thesis then. I'll leave it for someone else to take up the mantle of the Sith in my absence.

Add in Sisters in Fury for even more profit! So Much Profit!

Any tips on nearby hotels or b&b's within walking distance, or possibly ones that are only a short busride away?

1. Nope. Models never provide cover to other models (unless they happen to have a special rule which states otherwise) 2. Not a Lilith player, pass. 3. You discard the card to perform the Flurry Action which gives you 3 Attack Actions. After that you target the terrifying model with said attacks and perform the horror duel. Edit: Dirial'd!

Ah, true. I didn't quite recall that logic was a philosophical field.

Assuming I need (or want to) deal with it. Viks: Fight the target (and all targets around it at the same time) Von Schill: Fight Jack Daw: Flight (in and fill it up with curses so it can't do anything and possibly use its own attacks to kill its friends) Otherwise, if it's a hard-hitting but slow model just avoid it; if it's a shooty model try to engage it.

Well, it's a matter of experience as well. If the only yellow thing you ever saw was a bird then yellow might be what grants flight. Same with killing; if you never encountered sudden assassination or decapitate before, then you might think that it was only caused by being reduced to 0 (or fewer) wounds.

It's one of those classical philosophical thingies? if you're reduced to 0 wounds you're killed (unless you have a special rule that says otherwise), but you can be killed by other things than being reduced to 0 wounds.

It would seem that nowadays, any rules question thread longer than 10 replies has a 20% chance of being a genuinely difficult or unclear rules situation and a 80% chance of MasterDisaster and Zfiend (&) Dirialing the thread. I wonder if Aaron could provide more accurate statistics on this..

A smile would be nice, as would something other than flames in her hand, how about a pidgeon?. Other than that I'm personally not that big a fan of the wide leg pose she's got. Better than the preview, but still lacking. The Mannequin on the other hand is fantastic, but it would be nice if the legs were a bit more mechanical. With the high socks and smooth legs they look a bit too human at the moment.

No. Von Schill's aura is not called "Hard to Kill" and can therefore not be ignored. The name differs even if the effect is the same.

Since it's your model activating and both things happen at the same time you should get to chose the order.

Guess I misremembered and I didn't have a rulebook at hand when I posted. Still, my answer would stand if I TO:d since it's the "logical" answer. Apart from the Colette question where she in my mind would only die from not being able to swap with a friendly model, not from being unable to be placed (as long as she can still discard the scheme marker).

I'd be interested in the colette crew, either for shipping to Sweden or if I can persuade our visitor to Gothenburg this easter to take it with him (just need to find the name since I'm extremely forgetful of names).

I'm fairly sure there is something in the rulebook that states that if you can't fit the marker/model then you simply don't. If it's a summon then the summon fails, if it's a marker it just doesn't get placed. So: 1. Sidir stays in place. Unclear if he's still the target of the Action. Yes? 2. If there's no room simply don't place the target and/or Lucius. They remain in place. 3. She dies. Optionally, depending on the phrasing in the rulebook, all three actions/triggers fail and doesn't do anything at all.

I would say that you need LoS for it.

I fixed your image, all for the puns.

In some cases you want your own models to be peons (Headhunter etc.). In some cases you want the opponent's models to be peons (Reconnoiter etc.). Answer: Don't trigger Death Mark unless it's beneficial to you.