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Offline phillyt

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Khorne Bezerker question
« on: June 16, 2017, 08:16:07 PM »
So bezerkers are awesome now.  They get to fight twice in the fight phase. 

But when does that happen?

If they charged, then both activations happen before the opponents get to fight correct?

If they are in an ongoing combat, then the Bezerker's owner would need ot activate them twice, using two separate activations right?
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Re: Khorne Bezerker question
« Reply #1 on: June 17, 2017, 08:21:23 PM »
You can have several ways to have this happen.

1. you charge the khorne beserkers (they charged and go first) - after all chargers have fought you then start with a unit and pick the khorne beserkers again, and then alternate units till done.

2. you charge the khorne beserkers (they charged and go first) - after all chargers have fought you then start with another unit, and then alternate units till done. So the Khorne beserkers might end up after their opponent.

3. you kill your enemy with the khorne beserkers in their first round of fighting, they consolidate 3" towards then next closest enemy and might get stuck in again. But now it depends on wether you have declared a charge earlier versus that second unit.
a. no not declared: you cannot attack, but your opponent might if he didn't attack before
b. yes it was declared, fight again!!! (downside versus declaring against multiple targets is the possible suffering more overwatch)
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