Count Bonchula

i think it probably depends on what you are trying to get replaced. A few months ago I bought the new Ikit Claw blister, and it was missing one of the bits. I called GW CS and they sent me a brand new blister without me sending the old one back.

This might be a good basis for a conversion: http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/catalog/productDetail.jsp?catId=cat490050a&prodId=prod1120039

Id Like to see Jack Daw in henchman mode. He is up towards the top end of the power curve on Minions already. Ruleswise he is already the leader of the Hanged Men, could make his SF a bunch of undead who were victims of exocution/murder (hanged, drowned, new ones like beheaded or burned?).

Nice! Same line of thinking I am on, but written so much more clearly. Also, #3 is an excellent point. I hadnt even considered the implications around the requirement of placing the SPA in B2B with the enemy.

Interesting question. A&D only forces the sacrifice when it is charged by an enemy model. The designations friendly/enemy are partly reliant on who is the current controller of the model. Obey says the model makes an action "controlled by you". My interpretation is that if A&D is one of my models (Friendly), when I obey my opponents model, it also becomes Friendly, which negates A&Ds ability. However, if A&D is my opponents model, when I obey a model, it should be possible to kill him off with A&D because the obeyed model is now an enemy model from A&Ds point of view. What I wonder about is whether the timing makes this impossible. According to A&Ds rules the model isnt sacrificed until the end of its activation. But if I obey and miss A&D with the charge, would that mean the end of the models next activation? If so, would that mean the ability cant resolve because by that point the model would be friendly to A&D again?

I am still pretty new to Malifaux and have only had 1 game with my Dreamer, so forgive me if this is old hat or super obvious stuff. How does this ruling work if chompy gets unburied in the middle of an opponents activation when the opponent declared a companion activation? ie: a big blob of ortegas does a companion activation and during his activation I toggle dreamer into LCB (couple ways I can imagine this happening). From what I have read, the "immediate activation" interrupts the ortegas companion activations. but if i choose to companion a 2nd daydream during the immediate activation, does that daydreams activation also occur before my opponent finishes his string of companioned activations with his ortegas? if so, how does my opponent then proceed with his activations after my guys are done. Because LCB interrupted his companion chain, does the ortega player still have to continue with the remainder of his declared companion activations, or does the interruption end the companion chain for my opponent and allow him to go back to activating normally?

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