Hello,

In the description for Doomweavers, it says:

Each model fires an individual web template (this is a special hexagonal template). Take one template and place it anywhere on the tabletop (you may use LOS or fire indirectly). Scatter it 2D6 cm whether or not it was fired indirectly. Place the template number side up the number one printed on it towards the firing model the attack. The other two templates are placed joining the original template on a random edge, determined by rolling a 2D6 (if you roll the same edge twice the second template is wasted). Place all templates numbered side up.
Models under a Doomweaver template that have active shields/fields or a 1+ armor save are unaffected. All other units are destroyed on a 4+.

The bolded and underlined part - does that mean:

1) Touched by the template in any way.
2) The same as a normal barrage template, in that it must be completely under the template to be affected, or, if it is at least 50% covered, a die roll of 4+ is required to hit the model.

Thanks!

Jake

I'd say target is hit if at least half of the mini is under the template

About:
2) The same as a normal barrage template, in that it must be completely under the template to be affected, or, if it is at least 50% covered, a die roll of 4+ is required to hit the model.

You only need to roll this if players do not agree with the 50% covered. If the target is 50% underneath, it's considered as being covered (netepic gold book page 35)

If you note, pg35 refers to the small and large barrage template and the small and large teardrop template. The doomweaver doesnt fall into any of those. Furthermore, the doomweaver doesnt have a t0-hit. All it has is a save to get out of the way which I believe you have to do regardless of how much or how little you are covered as it then is impossible terrain until it disperses (assuming its not staying there forever as in the case of a building).

Yup, you only have to be touched by a Doomweaver template, not 50% coverage.