It’s a good news bad new sandwich today for Age of Sigmar Fans. GW dropped it’s FAQ for the game, but Nottingham we may have a problem.
Source: Age of Sigmar (facebook)
Full Age of Sigmar FAQ (April 2016)
So 19 new pages of clarifications for a 4 page PDF free rules see is here.
Am I the only one confused by this? Maybe GW will get it straight and combine these documents and re-release it, because that seems pretty silly to be brutally honest….
However some standouts from the new FAQ are:
- Rules for models being discontinued will continue to be available and legal.
- You CAN shoot into combats.
- Line of Sight is not required for pile-in moves.
GW also indicated that the updated 40K FAQs should be along in the next week or so.
Hopefully that’s not 1200 pages… (just saying).
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