AoS Save Rerolls for the failed or all rolls?

[Vexcor]

My Questions is:
The most abilities says, reroll save rolls.
For example: the skink priest gives alle units around rerolls on saves.

there are abilites where it is said exactly "reroll failed saves".
Does it mean, on rerolls to save you have to say if you wonna reroll
the hole save?
example: i have 6 saves to do. i get 3 and 3 not.
do i get to choose to reroll all six saves and hope i make 4?
do i reroll the 3 failed?

 

[Crowsfoot]

My Questions is:
The most abilities says, reroll save rolls.
For example: the skink priest gives alle units around rerolls on saves.

there are abilites where it is said exactly "reroll failed saves".
Does it mean, on rerolls to save you have to say if you wonna reroll
the hole save?
example: i have 6 saves to do. i get 3 and 3 not.
do i get to choose to reroll all six saves and hope i make 4?
do i reroll the 3 failed?

You reroll the 3 failed only

 

[Vexcor]

Is this in the GHB? How can i explain this to my friends?

 

[Crowsfoot]

Is this in the GHB? How can i explain this to my friends?

It's in the wording of the ability "reroll failed save rolls"

 

[Vexcor]

It's in the wording of the ability "reroll failed save rolls"

thats exactly the point. what if its written " reroll save rolls" and not "reroll failed save rolls"?

 

[Crowsfoot]

thats exactly the point. what if its written " reroll save rolls" and not "reroll failed save rolls"?

it would say "reroll all save rolls" not "reroll save rolls"

Some abilitys say "reroll save rolls of 1" so you just reroll the "1's"

Have you got the exact wording your referring too?

 

[Aginor]

The thing is:
Every save roll for every attack is done separately.
You are allowed to roll them together to save time, but the rules act like they were all separate.
Your opponent rolls the hit for one attack, he rolls the wound, you roll the save, you reroll it when it fails. You apply the damage.
Then comes the next attack.

So that makes it clear: every save is a single roll that can be rolled or not, it is not linked to other saves, even if they happen to be rolled at the same time.

 

[Crowsfoot]

The thing is:
Every save roll for every attack is done separately.
You are allowed to roll them together to save time, but the rules act like they were all separate.
Your opponent rolls the hit for one attack, he rolls the wound, you roll the save, you reroll it when it fails. You apply the damage.
Then comes the next attack.

So that makes it clear: every save is a single roll that can be rolled or not, it is not linked to other saves, even if they happen to be rolled at the same time.

Well explained

 

[Vexcor]

The thing is:
Every save roll for every attack is done separately.
You are allowed to roll them together to save time, but the rules act like they were all separate.
Your opponent rolls the hit for one attack, he rolls the wound, you roll the save, you reroll it when it fails. You apply the damage.
Then comes the next attack.

So that makes it clear: every save is a single roll that can be rolled or not, it is not linked to other saves, even if they happen to be rolled at the same time.

Perfect!
thx a lot, now i am the pro player on the table