My thoughts below
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From: <primarch_at_...>
To: <netepic_at_yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, May 21, 2001 6:27 PM
Subject: [NetEpic ML] Re: A nid-necron camparison
> Hi!
>
> Although both use regeneration, only tyranids have wounds though, even
> a carnifex who has one wound could get more shots pumped into it to
> guarantee it doesn't come back. Necron dont have wounds, they get hit
> and immediately regenerate or are removed.
---> This isnt entirely correct is it? The necrons dont immediately
regenerate, they do so in the end phase. This leaves them turned on the side
during the combatphase just like the nids.
I can picture a battle, necrons vs nids where the carnifex is being shot,
turned on the side trying to grow back on his feet. A few metres away is a
necron mech doing the same. The nids cant shoot at the regenerating mech,
but the necrons can shoot the carnifex to meatballs.
This is not a question of wounds because the situation here is just the
same, so Im looking for some answers on whether it is possible to shoot at
units regeneratig or not.
Eivind
Theres no point to pump
> more shots into it, because it either regenerates all damage or none,
> unlike tyranids that can "repair" different levels of damage. The
> necron ability is no where near as good as the tyranid bio-ability.
>
> Peter
>
>
> --- In netepic_at_y..., <eivind.borgeteien_at_c...> wrote:
> > Hi
> > Some of the nid units have the ability to regenrate. It also says
> that the oponent can continue to shoot it even after it is down so it
> gaines negative wounds and thus have to make more regen-rolls to
> survive.
> >
> > This strikes me as somewhat weird as you can not do this to necron
> units with the regen ability.
> >
> > I think the same rule should aply to all regenerating units. Is it a
> typo somewhere here?
> >
> > Eivind
>
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