So I'm writing lists, and when I want a lot of dice, I like to take power stones. Now if I only have 15 points, then I take tokens, 20 points, then its the stone, 35 points an its stones and tokens.
However, what I'm wondering is if I am missing something?
The lists I see, other generals seem to pack 3 tokens. First, that's 45 points for 3 dice, in opposed to the 35 points for the 3 dice. Second, Tokens wound you on a roll of 1.
Now I know the Magic Item is a plural word, "Warpstone Tokens", but it is my understanding that you only get one die when purchased as a magic Item; In opposed to the Warpstone Tokens that come with Seers which are D3 tokens.
Now I know there are douch bags out there, but am I wrong or are devious Skaven players askewing the rules and taking D3 tokens per Warpstone Tokens. (Damn GW Writers)
Stones vs tokens
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Stones vs tokens
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Re: Stones vs tokens
Are they taking other Arcane Items, such as a Dispel Scroll? The tokens as I understand it don't count against magic item allotment were as the Power Stone eats up your Arcane slot. And no, I have never seen an instance of claiming you get D3 tokens per purchase. The rule is pretty clear on that.
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Re: Stones vs tokens
So a scroll caddie with Power Dice. That almost sounds like a caster. :)
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If only I had an enemy bigger than my apathy.
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If only I had an enemy bigger than my apathy.
Noli nothis permittere te terere.