Hmmm, except one bird is not a "flock of birds." "There are no birds." There is one bird." "There are two (or more) birds." The singular is used...
Nah. The way the red box on page 5 is written seems like it only applies when a Wildcard trooper is involved. If they don't want it to have that...
Even more reason to give this document another pass.
The fireteam chart using different wording is even more confusing. What has precedence? And if they had made that change in N3, why didn't they...
Considering that this would change a lot of the fireteam logic, including invalidating fireteams that were valid in N3, yeah, I think it could use...
That only applies when creating a fireteam that includes Wildcard troopers. It's right in the text.
While the rules annex has information on how to handle troopers with Wildcard joining fireteams, it doesn't really cover having troopers who can...
Is that how it works? I only see a restriction on Wildcards. Mainly I'm looking at fireteams of 5 Legates that have FD +8". I think it might be...
It was probably written to make PanO players feel better. After listening to the bitchfest on White Noise about Varuna I gather their playerbase...
Nah, ALEPH/OSS in N3 was just good, for example. It wasn't a matter of adapting to it.
You proved me right XD
What are you even saying? That players should have adapted? Not everything can be adapted to. Some things are just overpowered.
The change to Total Immunity happened before N4 (mostly, it was tweaked a bit in the changeover) and McMurrough having it was part of why Dashat...
The fact that you think that attack pieces shouldn't be able to be defended against is a problem.
Nah, dogs are braindead attack pieces since TI got updated. Players who crutch on them should learn to stop relying on them, and the game is worse...
Except if you leave them there they're going to jump out and kill a bunch of stuff on the active turn. They're not something you can just ignore.
The problem is if you don't have MSV to leverage and they win that FtF roll they're safe for the turn. Or at least McMurrough is; other dogs can...
Well even in American English it can mean "a small amount" but literally double would be more than that.
It's also predicated on the idea that you weren't already running them. Also, it's not "a couple points more," which is why I said that you don't...
It's clear you don't really know what you're talking about here.
