Geomancy and Fate Weaver

[pewter]

Can a beast Geomancy an offensive spell owned by their controlling warlock if the warlock is affected by Fate Weaver?

Fate Weaver: An affected enemy model cannot make attacks for one round

Geomancy: ...this model can be forced to cast one of it's warlock's spells...This model's controller is considered to have cast the spell but this model is the point of origin

Cheers.

[PG_yaro86ster]

If i think correctly yes it is possible- it is rather about fury stat with which you cast a spell, but I don't place a bet on it.

[Leo_the_Rat]

If fateweaver isn't affecting the geomancer then there is no restriction on his actions.

[solkan]

See the sentence of the Geomancy rules immediately after the quoted excerpt:

When making a magic attack roll, this model uses its controller's FURY.

The model with Geomancy is the model making the magic attack. The bit about "is considered to have cast" is exactly the same as for the Skarlock's Spell Slave ability and is included for the same reason: After the spell is cast, the limitations for things like upkeep spells are retroactively applied as if the controlling model had cast the spell.

[zyxx]

Can a beast Geomancy an offensive spell owned by their controlling warlock if the warlock is affected by Fate Weaver?{

yes, it can... Fate weaver has no effect on the models spell list, only its ability to make attacks... so another model that has the ability to use said spells via geomancy or spell slave, can.

The bit about "is considered to have cast" is exactly the same as for the Skarlock's Spell Slave ability and is included for the same reason: After the spell is cast, the limitations for things like upkeep spells are retroactively applied as if the controlling model had cast the spell.

what he said