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Example: Cannonesse besides a hospitaller and sacrescants 8 armour min 17% invul from faith, Rosarius (min50% invul) , 17% witchfire resi from Faith, 17%(16.5) fnp from Hospitaller, 17% (16.5)fnp from Sacrescants
Total dmg negation aggainst an attack with 2ap, that isnt a psychic one =
dmg x 0.5[armour] x 0.5[rosarius] x 0.67 [fnp]
That is not true. Inv doesn't stack only when Min invulnerable is mentioned.
17%+33% inv would be 50% inv
17%min+33% would be 33% as min only takes the lowest if no other is present, hence, minimum.
For coding this is true.
However, I believe it's the Dev's policy that Invulnerable Damage Reduction is always coded as non-stacking. This is in line with 7th edition Table Top rules.
My original points stands (Thanks Dex), non-min inv does stack.
The maximum minimum, as it were. :-p