Water bullets?

[Black Burt]

I don't know if this question has been asked before but I am putting together an African native force with a witch doctor and thought the Mystical Power of Water Bullets would be suitable. The question is does the effect of Water Bullets only radiate from the witch doctor for 6" and if a figure moves away outside 6" does the power cease to effect it or does he still believe that it works no matter where he moves; also can the power be used more than once in a game if it ceases to work due to a casualty?

[wulfgar22]

The way we've used it is...it radiates from the caster so if a figure moves outside the range he ceases to believe he is invincible (it is proximity to the power of the caster that they believe makes them invincible) and once a it is known that proximity to the caster does not give them invincibility then none of the followers any longer believe.

I'm sure Craig will be along to clarify, though.

[Craig]

My personal take is that like the power beneath it, the area of effect is centred on the mystic. However, Charles may have a different opinion 

[oabee]

My personal take is that like the power beneath it, the area of effect is centred on the mystic. However, Charles may have a different opinion 

I'm no Charles, but that's the way I see it. By the way, my spell-checker tells me you mispelled "centered." 

[Black Burt]

Thanks for the advice everyone.

[Craig]

I'm no Charles, but that's the way I see it. By the way, my spell-checker tells me you mispelled "centered." 

That is because you have not got your spell checker set to 'English' Mike 

By the way it is 'misspelled'.

[oabee]

That is because you have not got your spell checker set to 'English' Mike 

By the way it is 'misspelled'.

It is indeed. Good eye, young man. Now why didn't my American spellchecker catch that one? Apparently we Americans still have much to learn from our English progenitors.