[MasterKhorne]

Does Skulltaker's special rule skulls for the skull throne ignore invul. saves?

 

[Baron Spikey]

No. Unless a rule specifically states it ignores Invulnerable Saves it doesn't

 

[forkbanger]

To ignore invulnerable saves you need something that specifically does so, like the C'tan's Necrodermis.

 

[Asmodeun]

Or a c'tan phase blade. Fucking C'tan.
Not that it matters much for the skulltaker, he'll still tear a new one in anything he gets his hands on in cc.

 

[MasterKhorne]

right thats what I thougth

I would think hat it doesnt because the squad of bloodletters he is in the leader of that squad can take "fury of Khorne" which allows him to gain rending,but all of his attacks are from a power weapon.So how does that work I dont get why they give u that option.

 

[forkbanger]

I would think hat it doesnt because the squad of bloodletters he is in the leader of that squad can take "fury of Khorne" which allows him to gain rending,but all of his attacks are from a power weapon.So how does that work I dont get why they give u that option.

Rending attacks always wound on their Rending value, so Skulltaker will always be able to wound on a 4+ even against high toughness targets. His Rending wounds also inflict instant death.

 

[DeathKlokk]

Fury of Khorne allows Blodletters to have a chance at penetrating higher armor values as well. It's near useless, but that's why it's cheap.

 

[Bloodcuddler of Khorne]

It won't ignore inv saves, but against things that have multiple wounds and don't have eternal warrior that inv save becomes a "save or die" roll. Very nice against tyranids.