Mierce Miniatures

Ok so a quick question, Some units can Bind to more than one other unit, and theyhave the Bind+ (X) ability. Any or all of the units denoted by X can be Bound to.

As an example Wælwulf have bind+, so they can have bound to them Wulf, Frēawulf, Guthwulf,Mægenwulf. I read this as they can have a squad of each bound to them.

however... (and this is the bit where im probably misreading it)

Say I have a squad of Wælwulf, and I decide to bind a squad of Frēawulf to them, that's perfectly legal. but the Frēawulf can bind wulf to them.
so does that Frēawulf and bound wulf count towards the bind + limit or does it mean I could have the following in 1 unit

10Wælwulf
10 Wulf
5 Frēawulf with 10 wulf
3 Guthwulf with 5 Frēawulf with 10 wulf
1 Mægenwulf with 3 Guthwulf with 5 Frēawulf with 10 wulf

demyse wrote:
10Wælwulf
10 Wulf
5 Frēawulf with 10 wulf
3 Guthwulf with 5 Frēawulf with 10 wulf
1 Mægenwulf with 3 Guthwulf with 5 Frēawulf with 10 wulf

That will be 1841 Gold pieces if you please Sir...

demyse wrote:Ok so a quick question, Some units can Bind to more than one other unit, and theyhave the Bind+ (X) ability. Any or all of the units denoted by X can be Bound to.

As an example Wælwulf have bind+, so they can have bound to them Wulf, Frēawulf, Guthwulf,Mægenwulf. I read this as they can have a squad of each bound to them.

however... (and this is the bit where im probably misreading it)

Say I have a squad of Wælwulf, and I decide to bind a squad of Frēawulf to them, that's perfectly legal. but the Frēawulf can bind wulf to them.
so does that Frēawulf and bound wulf count towards the bind + limit or does it mean I could have the following in 1 unit

10Wælwulf
10 Wulf
5 Frēawulf with 10 wulf
3 Guthwulf with 5 Frēawulf with 10 wulf
1 Mægenwulf with 3 Guthwulf with 5 Frēawulf with 10 wulf

You can Bind+ to a Bound unit, if that answers your question... so yes, you could do the above, but why would you want to?

It would be like a school football team, all 11 players on the ball...

Cheers
Rob

Rob Lane wrote:
You can Bind+ to a Bound unit, if that answers your question... so yes, you could do the above, but why would you want to?

It would be like a school football team, all 11 players on the ball...

Cheers
Rob

Just thinking of ways to save on ubiquity

It certainly would be interesting to use...

Cheers
Rob