Ultimately, the system isn’t really different from what you may be used to from second edition. It’s worth noting here that the Battlepack for matched play contradicts the core rules: Section 4.1 in the core rules specifies that the players roll off and that the player who finished deployment first has the tiebreaker, whereas the special rules section for matched play replaces this priority roll in the first battle round with a simpler system – if you finished deployment first, you have priority. In all other situations, a roll off is made, with tiebreaker being decided by who went first in the previous battle round. In Matched Play, the person who finishes deployment first has Priority in the first round without needing to roll off. Much like in 2nd edition, both players must roll off to determine who has priority. In addition, Command Abilities have seen a large scale overhaul in applications and usage, which we will outline below.Ĭredit: Robert “TheChirurgeon” Jones The Priority Roll Today we’ll be looking at how the Hero phase has changed in 3rd edition – discussing the all new Heroic Actions, as well as how spellcasting and praying has changed. The new edition of Age of Sigmar is here and we’re doing daily deep dives into the ways the edition’s rules have changed and what those changes mean for players.
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