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There was suposed to be a new Errara out this week; perhaps he is looking at that?Darkson wrote: You might want to point out to Andy that, as per the errata (I've just rechecked it) there's nothing in it about Wood Elf Lineman.
Looks like the new FAQ is up, they mention it in the Blitzmania event:Bakunin wrote:So are this faq been answered?
So the same as it is now in CRP ... but instead of a skill re-roll you use a team re-roll. My opinion ... this still makes it worthless even with stacking but the real kill-y team player might disagree as I've not played a super CLAWPOMB team.ramchop wrote:So Piling On is slightly unnerfed? It stacks again I think.
lunchmoney wrote:Why isn't it hosted on GW site?
This link https://19070-presscdn-0-68-pagely.netd ... bready.pdf is not bloodbowl.com ....sann0638 wrote:It is on bloodbowl.com
Yeah, still pretty bad, the real killstack teams have multiple clawpombers. It might mean that mega Clawpomb take lots of rerolls though, significantly increasing TV. To be honest we'll have to see if Cyanide/Fumbbl implement this rule, otherwise it's all pointless anyone as it hardly ever happens on tabletop. But that's a whole other can of worms.GalakStarscraper wrote:So the same as it is now in CRP ... but instead of a skill re-roll you use a team re-roll. My opinion ... this still makes it worthless even with stacking but the real kill-y team player might disagree as I've not played a super CLAWPOMB team.ramchop wrote:So Piling On is slightly unnerfed? It stacks again I think.
The cloud. And it raises a serious point: hard to trust when things are spread all over the place, with the weirdest names. Is that link real, or a trap?Darkson wrote:No idea why they can't host the PDF directly on the website, but it is on there.
Because if you're anything but small scale or low tech you don't serve files off the same machine you're serving pages. In this case it appears to be an automated thing in a wordpress hosting system.. the hint is in the subdomain: presscdn - their wordpress CDN (content delivery network). A CDN is often, as Steam Ball suggested, a distributed set of machines that are set aside just to serve files rather than do any sort of processing as you'd want with scripts that generate normal pages.Darkson wrote:No idea why they can't host the PDF directly on the website, but it is on there.
If it's linked to from the official site then it's probably safe to say that it's real. Similarly, there's not much trap to be had when the link goes directly to a basic data file like PDF.Steam Ball wrote:And it raises a serious point: hard to trust when things are spread all over the place, with the weirdest names. Is that link real, or a trap?
