Tried out Jack Daw/tormented tonight, and had some questions:
Torment - draw a card at the end of the activation if you damaged a model with an upgrade.
The new FAQ says it counts the model having an upgrade at the end of the activation (doesn't matter when they received it). Does the reverse apply - if you kill a model, does it no longer have an upgrade because you killed it? Can you draw a card off of a killed model for Torment?
Staggered - it actually reduces movement for the purposes of movement duels, right? So Hanged are effectively at stat 8 a lot of the time? Seems a bit over-the-top, staggered basically acting as injured 2.
Incorporeal 1 - how does incorporeal interact with height? Can you move from the top of one height 4 building to another? You take falling damage when you walk off a building I assume? Can you travel up with incorporeal?
Incorporeal 2 - if an impassable marker (like an ice pillar) is pushed into an incorporeal model, it still stops and is interrupted, right? (Incorporeal only applies to terrain during its own movements?)
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Tried out Jack Daw/tormented tonight, and had some questions:
Torment - draw a card at the end of the activation if you damaged a model with an upgrade.
The new FAQ says it counts the model having an upgrade at the end of the activation (doesn't matter when they received it). Does the reverse apply - if you kill a model, does it no longer have an upgrade because you killed it? Can you draw a card off of a killed model for Torment?
Staggered - it actually reduces movement for the purposes of movement duels, right? So Hanged are effectively at stat 8 a lot of the time? Seems a bit over-the-top, staggered basically acting as injured 2.
Incorporeal 1 - how does incorporeal interact with height? Can you move from the top of one height 4 building to another? You take falling damage when you walk off a building I assume? Can you travel up with incorporeal?
Incorporeal 2 - if an impassable marker (like an ice pillar) is pushed into an incorporeal model, it still stops and is interrupted, right? (Incorporeal only applies to terrain during its own movements?)
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