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8th Ed. Healing potion & Ridden Monsters

Discussion in 'Rules Help' started by Man0waR, Oct 20, 2014.

  1. Man0waR
    Kroxigor

    Man0waR Member

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    How you handle this ítem?

    Let's say you got a Oldblood with Charmed Shield & Healing Potion on Carnosaur, it takes a warmachine hit and the rider is saved by wasting Charmed Shield but the mount is seriously wounded.

    Is healing potion allowed to heal the mount as it says the model?

    Thank you.
     
  2. n810
    Slann

    n810 First Spawning

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    Great Question...


    ... I have no idea ??? :D


    Edit: borkbork, the carnie is a Ridden monster. (slightly different rules)
     
  3. borkbork
    Ripperdactil

    borkbork Active Member

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    I think most opponents would object, but i cant really think of any rule that says you cant

    For monstreous cavalry (when the monster has more wounds than the rider) I looks acceptable that the riders gives the potion to the mount.
     
  4. Stonecutter
    Terradon

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    The healing potion states, "The imbiber immediately recovers d6 wounds lost in the battle." For normal cav and monstrous cav, there is only one model so it heals the model's wounds. However, monstrous mounts are separate from the rider, hence the need to count wounds on each. Since it is the rider and not the mount consuming/imbibing the potion, only the rider can benefit.
     

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