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I do not understand the rule for attachable models. Please explain it 1. If a ranged attack would hit all models in the unit for any reason. Would it mean it reduce on hit from the pool since cannot target attachable model? (example: area attack cover all models or each model it target unit gets a hit ) 2. If a ranged attack would kill all models in the unit with single strike with with some extra wounds on top. Are they wasted and attached model survies unharmed? (i.e. organ gun does 13 wounds on a unit of 10 models + war platform/character) 3. If the cannon land with the direct hit on single file unit and there is a character facing cannon. Then would it treat to hit regular guy, (or cannot benfit from direct hit as this model cannot be target of an ranged attack) and if every model in the unit is hit it means one hit is wasted and did not hit the character? If the fewer than 5 models can I pick that direct hit aims at character or is it at random even if the character is placed on the oppsitte side and not facing cannon? 4. How choosing to shoot a unit with the different health pool works exactly? (covers, line of sight, missles etc.)

Why doesnt the main rulesbook contain 6 primary objectives and 6 deployment types anymore? Dont we need a baseline for competative play? Having only one objective means that objective influences list building and the meta a lot which isnt good on my oppinion.

❤ the vidéo. Thanks for the time and the scenarii of all videos and thanks for the game !

Super excited to try all this out :) Thank you for all the effort you have put in!

You did amazing. Love thematic coordination with your location

Great video series, congratulations on delivering 3rd edition!

Thank you very much for the videos, I am looking forward to reading the rules tomorrow.

Great vids love you my friend ❤

Has fugjin got a missus???

When will the new edition be released?

Shared items is a good change. Also it gives more flavour for each army when some items are available to armies and some are not. edit. Thaumaturgy changes are brilliant. Really thematic and paints a picture of fickle gods whose aid isn't certain.

Yeah 3.0 hype! Lets go

Thank you very much. I loved the videos

So seasons are after etc. Like it!

it's almost a the beach, wonderful finally :D

Thank you for this video series. I thoroughly enjoyed every silly opener. The changes you made look promising and you pulled my attention back to the game. Hope to meet you at the table someday 😊

So every char can now buy armor items?

The new magic is cool and some spells are hella fun :)

Question about reform moves. Do you ignore other models for messuring? Also terrain?

Just wanted to let you know, how much i enjoy these videos. Very nice to keep it short and to the point, without a lot of personal anecdotes that you might get from "content creators". And i enjoy the intros a lot as well! All in all, this is a really good format imo! Thanks.

water no longer cancels flaming attacks.

Really enjoying the streamlining done with key words. Now it will be more clear why my units trip and die on rocks.

Get on with it

Everything else sounds good, but having the whole unit take dangerous terrain tests because some little corner or edge of it goes through it seems just wrong and restrictive. I get that it's to speed up the game, but I don't think it would be too much to determine the number of tests from the number of front rank models that go through the terrain.

It looks that terrain have more defined effect than before which is nice. I'd like to see a defensive attribute for units receiving a charge on a hill in addition to other rules.

Looks great! New artillery rule is cool but isnt the +1 vs height 5 negated by basically all height 5 now not having any proper ranks anymore? So dont you take the -1 modifier for shooting vs a unit with no ranks as well..?

Changes to area attacks look good.

Thanks

So a big buff for infantry and same for cavalry? Well koE it is a buff i guess? as i am 3x3 = aka 3 test instead of 9??^^

New freight flight feels much better to use than the previous one.

The changes are not huge, but DTs seam to be even more of a waste of time. For 60 rats I roll 12 dts? So 2 rats die? Dont know why water or ruins would ever be an issue now. I would much rather have -1 or 2 movement when charging through water/forest. That would make the impact way bigger and more strategic.

Looks like very little damage from dangerous terrain if it's a dice per rank on standard size

Love the new changes! New feigned flight in particular opens lot of hit and run tactics

I had hoped the terrain would also provide some movement penalties, but oh well. The weaknesses look interesting, water looks a bit busted TBH. Also the simplification of dangerous terrain feels MEH

(note to editor: trim out the first minute!)

Can we miscast with bound spell 2 dices ? Is , D6+d3 roll With 1+2 a miscast ?

Please remove the "Charge out of units" rule. Otherwise good changes so far.

Thanks

Thanks

So lets say i fail a panic test, become shaken, get charged and choose to hold. What comes next? Shaken units in combat automatically flee, right? Do we fight the combat phase? Does me being shaken affect the post combat resolution?

So, with the Last Stand, can the character hold back basically an entire unit from pursuing his unit?

Like the new psychology changes. When will we have info about Supernal and Undead psychology?

Duels look more interesting now than in 2.0, especially the unit ganging up against the opposing duelist. :) Is there overkill still?

These changes to psychology sounds great. Becoming shaken when failing panic test and not fleeing immediately is a change that's been on top of the wishlists quite long time.

Awesome stuff, really looking forward to trying the new rules. Fantastic job!

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You idiots made the titles so long we can't read the subject of each video

Why can't the "Arm" stat simply be a required type defense roll (e.g. instead of Arm=2, it's Arm=5+)? A small but significant simplification in my opinion.

I was hoping that the "light cavalry" (e.g. Heath Riders) would have 5 models proper ranks and the "heavy" (some Chaos Knights) would have 4 models.

what does the scrapling lookout do?