Hello warhammer players out there! Jcb 508c telehandler manual. I have stumbled upon a couple of undefined things in the manual. I assume that defense (the black dice that add to an enemy's combat roll) come only from Armour's Defense value and any black die reported on the Defense card I'm using. The Agility value does not influence combat in this case. Am I correct?

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2) On page 14 of the Rulebook, it says 'some characters may have fortune dice associated with a characteristic.' As I have not been able to read ALL the cards in the box, is this instance quite rare? I have not found any reference to fortune dice associated with any characteristic in any character career or race, but I have seen that many monsters do have them. 3) Recharge time of Action cards: let's say that I use an action card with a recharge time of 2. In my first turn I use the card, place two counters on it, then during the End of Turn fase of my FIRST turn I remove the first counter, so that the card will actually be ready in my THIRD round. Am I correct?

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Thanks to all for any help. I assume that defense (the black dice that add to an enemy's combat roll) come only from Armour's Defense value and any black die reported on the Defense card I'm using. The Agility value does not influence combat in this case. Am I correct? Steve's answers are entirely correct. I would elaborate that Agility does affect Defense insofar as opponents with Ag 2 or less can't use the Dodge active defense, and only combatants with Ag 4 or higher have access to Improved Dodge.

In other words, Agility does matter for Defense, but indirectly.

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