You are totally correct! Given how the rolling was going I was certain I would have lost it

Thanks mate! We have heaps more on the way

Oh Theo you absolute legend , it's been heavily edited down don't you worry xD madness insued

Thanks for the comment mate!

Same. They’re stunning and really pop on the board.

The bomb deals D6 wounds and each fate roll would only prevent one of those wounds. To clarify this the rules writers included it in the Errata

@@ConquestCreations a cool, thanks for the information 😀

This is correct for the Mighty Blow rule though, which multiples 1 wound into 2.

@@JohnnyTightIips This is one that I have looked into quite a bit from playing with the Knight of the White Tower Mighty Blow states: For each Strike that successfully Wounds in close combat, this model inflicts 2 Wounds rather than 1 While fate states: Whenever a model with Fate points is wounded, the controlling player may choose to expend a Fate point to attempt to prevent a Wound From this wording it is clear that Mighty blow would inflict two wounds and a single fate point would not block them both. If you have anything contrary to this I am keen to see it because I have seen lots of people who would agree with you

Thanks for the comment, the obstacle was less than half the models height so was treated as open ground and on pg 31 of the main rule book there is the rules for descending which state that a model may move down obstacles less than their height as open ground. It's a surprisingly little known rule