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Post by blockmaniac on Apr 11, 2017 20:00:04 GMT
So the rules say that any models suffering from the the fire suffer a pow 12 damage (unless the fire goes out). Is this 2d6+12 for every model suffering from the effect or just 12? Who rolls for the damage the player that caused the fire the player receiving the fire?
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Post by malnorma on Apr 11, 2017 20:07:16 GMT
Yes, it's a 12+2d6 roll (3d6 if the model has oil on it, or some other effect that boosts fire damage). I personally don't care about or think it matters who rolls the damage, but the general attitude seems to be that the player dealing the damage should roll it (while the player suffering it rolls the fire check).
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Post by greytemplar on Apr 24, 2017 22:23:19 GMT
Technically, continuous effects are not owned by any specific player. Even if it was applied by one of them in particular. Most people have the opponent roll the damage while the owner rolls to see if it expires, but this is not actually required or explicitly stated. You can decline to be the one to do the damage roll.
And in terms of clock, its all done on the clock of the person who's turn it currently is. Unless the opponent is rolling the damage and being slow about it, in which case you can flip if they're being slow about it. Hence why you can decline to be the one to roll the damage since the fire damage is technically not yours.
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regleant
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Post by regleant on Apr 25, 2017 8:34:15 GMT
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