Disciples of Tzeentch vs Blades of Khorne - Age of Sigmar Battle Report

[@mattyno964]

This is probably not complemented on much but the lighting/actually being able to see whats going on on table is second to none!

[@shendu1337]

casting rolls are part of the declaration step.so roll to cast first and resolve any potentional miscast. only if the spell actually is succesfully casted can you roll for the terrain effect.

[@_Dreadnaughty_]

Great game, the matchup of my dreams as a player of both factions. Also loving the AOS content in general!

[@HouseOfLungbarrow]

This was such a fun game I was glad to catch it live! Also watching this and chatting about cheese instead of sleeping as predicted did lead me to sleepily cut myself whilst grating smoked gouda at work. Which was not that gouda!

[@seal765]

Banishments (getting rid of manifestations in the hero phase) are not free. They take a cast (of spell or prayer.) You cannot use multiple blood tithe abilities in a turn. The Spelleater curse is a reaction. Reactions trigger after declarations, and the dice for spells are rolled in the declaration. And for the love of the gods read the manifestation rules like six times each. They are quite convoluted.

[@TabletopTitans]

Could you point to where the rules say banishing is not free? Is it in an FAQ?

[@PhoenixExcess]

@@TabletopTitanscore rules 1.0 wizards and priest 1.1 power levels. Not exactly in the spot most people would look but they give the example that in an active player’s hero phase a wizard 2 can cast one spell and try to banish once for a total of 2.

[@rosshisert2412]

@@TabletopTitans Advanced rules - Magic section 1.1 "Each Wizard and Priest has a power level, shown in brackets after the keyword, e.g. Wizard (2). A Wizard or Priest's power level determines the number of Spell, Prayer, or Banish abilities they can use per phase, in any combination. For example, a Wizard (2) unit could use 1 Spell and 1 Banish ability in their commander's hero phase."

[@TabletopTitans]

@@rosshisert2412 Ahhh thank you! We couldnt find it under the banish rules

[@theDEUBabides]

The thirster shouldn't have taken D3mw. When a priest miscasts/prays(?) they loose d3 prayer points and that's it. No more hate from the gods. Rule is under, 'Magic 3.0 Prayers.'

[@tecgoblin]

2:08:21 you played correctly the tie on the priority roll. There was a contradiction somewhere in the glossary that has been fixed.

[@taysimon2033]

Priests no longer take mortal damage on a chanting roll of 1, instead: On an unmodified chanting roll of 1, the prayer fails, its effect is not resolved and you must remove D3 ritual points from the Priest using the prayer.

[@bakuchidancer]

8" movement isn't enough to autoscore take flanks. Hence better to have 2 units on one flank. Would suck roll 1. You start more than 9" from enemy territory. Hence going exactly 9 wont get you out

[@Skinnyperegrine]

I need a Good talk with Adrian and Bridger both using that southern lawyer voice

[@Hu9DS24]

Comment for the blood god, Like for the Change Throne!

[@tobiaslee8526]

Blood for the blood god!

[@robbielowry1984]

Bridger (spelling?). Marvel Mondays, it's right there. Just saying 😉. Will MCP ever come back? 😭 You guys are going great AoS coverage btw 👏

[@andimusprime3383]

Age of “The Great Game” ‘mar!

[@TabletopTitans]

Yahhh!

[@marcovandersluijs2650]

What a good start.. Just wondering, is it not that musician give +1 rally dice and Banner give +1 control. Because they made it now a Core rule and not for every army different

[@bakuchidancer]

Yes

[@AlkariiLive]

How do you have cards for Khorne, are they 3rd edition or have they made 4th

[@sammax904]

I have 4th edition faction pack for khorne

[@davidjack445]

Pretty sure in Bridger's turn 1 those flamers he failed to kill with hounds forgot to fight? They could have got the last wound on that unit so he failed take the flanks? (Felt very sorry to Adrian after the tzaangor wiffed so hard 😅)

[@Kollider115]

LETS GET SOME AOS

[@Pierpaolo-Dollmasterz-Rainaldi]

Great game! Quick correction: you have to declare the reroll on the change BEFORE you fail a charge now.

[@ElOvnen]

Nah. You roll as part of the 'declare' step. The re-roll command is a reaction to the declaration, and therefore *after*.

[@mattyno964]

Nope

[@olafolafsson2755]

Nope… ?

[@Jura133]

This is incorrect. Please see Core Rules section 5.2 - Using Abilities (pp. 7 of the Core Rules for the pdf). First, you declare the ability (Charge) and at this step, you must resolve any Declare instructions. The Charge ability has a Declare instruction of rolling 2d6. Then, you can use reactions. Re-rolling charges (with Forward To Victory, pp. 30 of the pdf under 5.0 of Advanced Rules) is a Reaction and thus declared after rolling the 2d6 present in the Declare step of the ability "Charge" (14.3).

[@TabletopTitans]

It's certainly confusing and we thought it worked that way but its actually afterwards for this particularly one due to the way its worded