Sacrificial dagger query
Posted: Tue Apr 21, 2009 6:47 pm
I was thinking of using this combination in my last GT list but changed my list.
However I never got this question answered, it states the 'sorceress can sacrifice a model in the unit she has joined'. Does this mean I can choose which model is sacrificed, or does the sorceress need to be standing next to the sacrificed model.
The reason why I ask is that I am thinking of having some magic defence by using the ring of hotek even though I have mages. So I am thinking of killing all/most enemy mages before my own spells are affected (rangewise) by the ring e.g. casting word of pain on an enemy within 12" of the ring could be a problem.
If god forbid I don't kill the mages then I am going to need to get rid of the ring, and was wondering if the sacrificial dagger could be used to kill off the black guard champion who is carrying the item, and aslong as the unit is not completely killed, then the enemy still won't get the points for it.
Is this against the rules or am I just being very caniving or very cheesy??
If a UK GT regular (Dalamar) could answer this then would be much appreciated.
However I never got this question answered, it states the 'sorceress can sacrifice a model in the unit she has joined'. Does this mean I can choose which model is sacrificed, or does the sorceress need to be standing next to the sacrificed model.
The reason why I ask is that I am thinking of having some magic defence by using the ring of hotek even though I have mages. So I am thinking of killing all/most enemy mages before my own spells are affected (rangewise) by the ring e.g. casting word of pain on an enemy within 12" of the ring could be a problem.
If god forbid I don't kill the mages then I am going to need to get rid of the ring, and was wondering if the sacrificial dagger could be used to kill off the black guard champion who is carrying the item, and aslong as the unit is not completely killed, then the enemy still won't get the points for it.
Is this against the rules or am I just being very caniving or very cheesy??
If a UK GT regular (Dalamar) could answer this then would be much appreciated.