Space Wolves (Space Marines) v Death Guard-***New Nexus Card*** 10th ed Warhammer 40k Battle Report 

Thank you for watching. I appreciate it. Also, I appreciate the rules' help.

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Thanks for watching. I appreciate it. If you're referring to the calvary charging the drone. I used a start to reduce damage by 1. And that can make it +1 -1 on the charge. Going back to the original damage of 1 or 2 depending on who was attacking.

Blanco, as always. Thank you for watching. I have more on the paint table in the queue.

I don't think it does. I still think they're pretty durable. He did have to hit them with his best killing unit besides Murderfang. Plus, get Lance. And I probably should've rolled better. Lol.

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Thanks for watching. I appreciate it. Imo wolves are the best lore in the game. And for the record, he did not whiff. He pulled his punches. He didn't want to kill his brother. To steal a line from Star Wars, "he felt the good in him." 😆 And apparently, the chaos gods were way stronger than Palpatine because they squashed the good right out.

@monsterdicestudio I mean nobody wants to kill their brother.. but when your the emperors executioner & your brothers a tad toxic 😅,. Either way I carn't wait for wolves to have fangs again 🤞. Ps your vids are always an awaited watch mate

Thank you for watching. I appreciate it. Any Death Guard unit within 6in of Mortarion is affected by his Lord of the Death Guard aura. They ignore all and any modifiers to character and rolls. Halving damage is a modifier.

@@monsterdicestudio did they faq this then because I thought the ruling was that the models like Bjorn and the avatar halve the damage of an attack. But don't modify a characteristic, because the modifier is applied after the attack has been made and not before. I can't see a way you can read this to use Morty's ability against it, it just seems like cheating to me.

​@littleappocolypse No faq. The halving damage is a modifier. Look up "Ignoring Modifiers" in core rules on the app. Then look up "Lord of the Death Guard" aura. It's not cheating. Lol. Hoping that will clear it up for you.

@@monsterdicestudio if there hasn't been an faq then it doesn't work. The halving damage is a modifier but it isn't applied to morty so no aura, also even if it were applied to morty it doesn't affect one of his units characteristics so still doesn't work 😂 as stated in the core rules only attacks have damage characteristics not units 👍this has already been cleared up many times, I know death guard aren't in a great place but having to cheat to try and salvage a win isn't a great look especially against a non competitive space wolves army

This will be my last comment on this. It most certainly apply to Mortarion. I don't know where you're getting your information, and If it was clear up many times, why isn't there any rules to support your claim. I would love to see were you are getting this from. Maybe you haven't read the "Ignoring modifiers" in the core rules "When an ability allows you to ignore modifiers to a unit's or model's characteristics, unless specifically stated otherwise, this allows you to ignore modifiers to the following characteristics: Move, Toughness, Saves, Wounds, Leadership, and OC for model(s), and Range, Attacks, BS, WS, Strength, AP, and DAMAGE for their weapons and attacks." Lord of the Death Guard (aura): "While a friendly Death Guard unit is within 6" of this model, that unit can ignore any and all modifiers to its characteristics and to any roll or test made for it." Bjorn's "Legendary Tenacity" : 'Each time an attack is allocated to this model, halve the Damage characteristic of that attack." Seems pretty clear that Mortarion's aura covers halving damage. I guess if your play group or TO's they allow you to play it wrong, good for you. But these are the rules right from GW's Core, Mortarion and Bjrons rules.

Thank you, Funnugget. I appreciate you watching. Yeah, I agree. Yusuf is fun to play. And he'll for sure being coming back on.

Yes, yes, it is. Lol