fast slow fast

[bertmac]

So if a model gains fast then slow the rulebook says they cancel each other out so if the model gains fast or slow again does it stick?

[Astrella]

Yes, it does. 

[Tuttleboy]

Nope. Fast and slow don't stack and they are on the model until it activates. Once a model activates fast and slow both go away and the model can again be affected by either or both again.

[Mako]

Got to disagree there Tuttleboy, the rules on Conditions say:

 

 

Fast and Slow cancel each other, remove both from the model if they are present at the same time.

 

If you're fast, and you get slow, they both fall off. Then you can be made fast again, and even slowed to cancel that too if someone wants to play condition yoyo. All without the model activating. 

 

Fast, slow, fast would result in a fast model, a model where both conditions are removed leaving it normal, then a fast model again.

[Tuttleboy]

My bad they do cancel and drop off and the next condition is the winner, ad nauseum.

[Clement]

Got to disagree there Tuttleboy, the rules on Conditions say:

 

 

If you're fast, and you get slow, they both fall off. Then you can be made fast again, and even slowed to cancel that too if someone wants to play condition yoyo. All without the model activating. 

 

Fast, slow, fast would result in a fast model, a model where both conditions are removed leaving it normal, then a fast model again.

 

Just for completeness though, if you give a model fast, fast, slow, then the second fast would fall off since the model is already fast, and finally the slow would hit canceling out the remaining fast.  Net result:  Normal speed model.

 

short version:  order is important.

[Mako]

Very true Clement. Good point.

[zFiend]

short version:  order is important.

 

Good point.

[Ikvar]

For those that dont understand Clement- Neither fast nor slow stack as they have no +number, so if you get fast two times in a row you would simply loose the second fast