Phinn

I don't have the book, but as far as I know, they can only copy her (2) Tactical Action, Nesting Pool, the action which summons Gupps, not Ley Eggs action, a (0) Tactical Action, which places Egg Markers.

Oh, please, ignore what I said. I misunderstood you. Sorry

Crossroads is the second book of M2E - the second and current edition of Malifaux. Rising Powers and Storm of Shadows are expansion books of the previous edition - Malifaux 1,5.

Hello, Sirva according to G Mort's Character Background Location Index you will find more information about Collodi in the following: Rising Powers - Profile entry on page 170 Storm of Shadows - Story on pages 126 - 140 Crossroads - Story on pages 140 - 146 and profile entry on page 149 Wyrd Chronicles - Volume 14 (Which you may download for free here.) - Story on pages 11 - 22

Wow, that was quick. On July 16th Nathan Caroland said: " BTW, whoever suggested this one, thanks - I had forgotten about her," and not even a month later... The person who suggested the model was @Vorschlag, by the way.

It does not. It allows the model not to gain a Condition applied by an enemy model.

Paralyzed (Malifaux 2E - Rules Manual, Page 62) The Paralyzed Condition is removed at the end of a model’s Activation (not during the End Step).

May I recommend Dan Johnson's amazing Vassal101Malifaux, sir?

Phinn disappears into the shadows. I felt somebody else was writing an answer as well. Wanted to provide link to G Mort's unboxing article, but there was no time. I had to be first!

The miniature is Desolation Engine - an Outcast Enforcer.

I re-read your original comment, @Endalaus, and realized that the Iconic Fate Deck was the one you were asking about, not the Bad Ink one. Originally (It was already late, where I live.) I read your comment, got lost in an inexhaustible amount of Fate Decks there is, remembered G Mort's article, tried to be useful... I have always wondered this... May I ask you, why do you own so many Fate Decks?

@Endalaus, G Mort wrote an unboxing article about Bad Ink Fate Deck, which you can find here. In the comments it is said: Unknown: "Just out of curiosity, how does the durability feel on the cards? I like the material of the arcane fate deck, but don't like the art. I have one from the starter box, but the paper material has definitely shown signs of wear already." G Mort: "They're less slippy than the Arcane ones but still seem to have equivalent levels of durability. Of course only time will tell..."

Apparently, we think in the similar way

When you Hem your own model neither the damage your Voodoo Doll suffers nor Conditions your Voodoo Doll gains get copied to it since Sewn Fate Condition reads: "Whenever an enemy Voodoo Doll suffers damage, this model suffers the same amount of damage (damage suffered in this way may not exceed the Voodoo Doll's current remaining Wounds). Whenever an enemy Voodoo Doll gains a Condition, this model gains the same Condition."

I also went back to the bases of the Silurids and added few puddles, grass tufts and differently coloured leaves to make them more interesting.

Chapter 4 - The Adventures of Voodoo Doll

With Gen Con just around the corner (and this amazing preview) this feels like a good time to make the following announcement: I am happy to inform you that due to a loophole in law I am now able to buy any unwanted human organs that you may possess. Primarily interested in the following items: kidney liver cornea lung (Non-smokers only, please.) I have a very positive feedback on www.definitely-not-a-black-market.com - 9/10 kidneys.

McTavish also has the Mercenary Hiring Characteristic (Malifaux 2E - Rules Manual, Characteristics, Page 64 - 66), which means that any Faction that is not Gremlins can hire him for one extra Soulstone - that is 11 SS. Remember though that if you declare Neverborn as your Faction, McTavish can only have Neverborn Upgrades, which means no Cute Critters nor Mud Toss Upgrades will be available to him. Easiest way to prevent Wild Boars from charging your own models would be deploy them via their From the Shadows Ability, which reads: "This model may be deployed anywhere on the board that is at least 6” away from the enemy Deployment Zone. This model may not take Interact Actions on the first turn."

Unfortunately she can't. The Flaming Bottle Attack Action reads: "Target enemy model gains the Burning +3 Condition. This Attack ignores cover."

Gracie as a giant creepy snail with spiked shell, tusks and sharp teeth. Wk 4 - Snails, not even the giant ones, aren't famous for their speed. Amor +2 and Hard to Kill - Well... giant snails tend to have giant shells. Unimpeded - I mean... they can climb walls. Eat You Fill, Tusks (Tear 'em Apart, Lie Down and Nap), Take a Bite (Eat Anything) - Tusks and sharp teeth. Riled Up - Here, in Czech Republic, I am considered one of the best licensed snail behaviour consultants and if someone asked me to characterize snails in two words...

I think that Bayou Gator's best use is in Zoraida's Neverborn crew in conjunction with Hexed Among You upgrade, which allows you to deploy it as if it had From the Shadows ability, and Bad Juju and it's Eternal Fiend upgrade. Bayou Gator is a model that can't simply be ignored by your opponent. It's biggest drawbacks - being Insignificant and rather fragile - do not matter that much because it's sole purpose is to do as much damage as possible, die and unbury Bad Juju near your opponent. The problem is that if you hire it via Zoraida's Enthrall ability it costs 6 SS. Conclusion: A single Bayou Gator is a nice, though situational, addition to Zoraida's Neverborn crew.

@HegemonyKrcket, would you kindly share you thoughts about Mysterious Effigy in Zoraida's crew? I love the model but I do not understand it's purpouse.

I will put one model of each type on a base and paint them all similar yet different enough - same base colour, diverse spots/stripes (both shape and colour) and I want to paint one of them as albino.

I feel you, bro. I feel you. That truly would be an amazing miniature!