Confused about confusion tests
When doing a confusion test do you need both dice to roll under the models charisma to pass, or just one? And where is this explained in the rule book?
When doing a confusion test do you need both dice to roll under the models charisma to pass, or just one? And where is this explained in the rule book?
Still haven’t played but it looks fun!
Painted these a while ago, but never took a proper photo of them. Hope you all like them as much as I do!
I finished painting my Fallout: Wasteland Warfare / Factions Gunners Leader. I know I could keep trying to push for details, but at the scale, and average distance people will see it, and lighting it wouldn't matter. In my living room lighting the 3 shades of green I used seem to average out to a dark Grey green on the armor
Hypothetical. If I roll a 7p weapon and I make 3/7 hits. I roll lucky break, putting me at 5/7. If I have a tier two army could I use my second ploy to lucky break again and try to go for more hits?
So after I reroll the duds, am I still at the step to use the ploy again to remove the remaining duds?
I believe I am because the ploy happens "after Roll the Pool and Remove Duds...but before the Fortune Smiles Step" so when the ploy resolves I'd go back to the step I was which was "after Roll the Pool and Remove Duds...but before the Fortune Smiles Step but before the Fortune Smiles Step.
Have anyone tested the Folio Ghoul survivors? My only experience with Factions is using a Brotherhood of Steel list, so i dont have any experience with Survivors. What kind of list/gameplay do you recomend?
Hello there 👋
Again the rules question 😄
Playing against model with Stealth Boy and opponent used weapon with Area trait.
Stealth Boy says model cannot be targeted by ranged attack unless attacker is within Perception range. Area weapon targets a point not a model, but then says all models within range "count as target model".
We couldn't agree if Stealth Boy protects here or not. How would you play this?