| Deathbound - If there are fewer models in this unit in play during your Maintenance Phase than there were at the start of the game, you can return to play d3 destroyed models to this unit. Place the returned models completely within 3" of the Leader.
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Rules Clarification : Deathbound (Edit)
- Your opponent can negate Deathbound for the entire game by using a Remove From Play ability vs the Leader model.
- Because Deathbound makes you place models near the Leader, not the unit commander; (Infernal Ruling); and because Field Promotion only occurs when a Leader is destroyed, but not when they're Removed From Play.
- It results in you trying to place models near a model that is not on the table.
- Deathbound + Death Toll
- This is a bit of a weird one, and easiest to explain with an example. Say you start with a unit of 10 models, then add 2 via Death Toll.
- 1 model is destroyed, leaving you at 11. You don't have "fewer models in the unit than there were at the start of the game" so Deathbound doesn't trigger.
- Another model is destroyed, leaving you at 10. Deathbound still doesn't trigger.
- Another model is destroyed, leaving you at 9. Now Deathbound triggers.
- Here's the weird part: once it is triggered it no longer cares what the starting unit size was, only how many destroyed models are available to be returned to play. So if you roll a 3 then you get all 3 destroyed models back, and you're back to 12 total.
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