I've noticed in a few places, here and other forums, people talking about crumbling. As far as I was aware, it only happened when the general died, but the way I have seen people refer to it, they speak as if it happens every turn now regardless. Am I missing something or do these people just expect to lose their generals so much that they consider crumbling as a major player when planing lists and tactics?
Crumbling - am I missing something?
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Ah, ok, cheers. I haven't got the new rules yet, so I thought there might have been something in there as I saw nothing in the Errata.
Yup, HemoRager is right.
We call 'Crumbling' anything that happens to make our dead minions simply lie down and stay dead without wounding being a direct additive. So, after combat when 5 skeletons just fall, that's crumbling. After the general dies and skeletons fall over, that's also crumbling.
We call 'Crumbling' anything that happens to make our dead minions simply lie down and stay dead without wounding being a direct additive. So, after combat when 5 skeletons just fall, that's crumbling. After the general dies and skeletons fall over, that's also crumbling.