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So I know when a Locust with a wound counter is killed, the counter flips over and potentially leaves a weapon behind. What if you kill it outright in one attack? Do you still grab a random wound token and flip it to see if he dropped a weapon? Seems odd that only a wounded Locust might drop a weapon. Sorry if this is in the rules somewhere, I can't seem to find it if it is.
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Yep, this is in the rules. You still flip the next wound counter from the stack and if there is no dropped weapon you just discard it right away.
See: Dealing Wounds: Wounding Locust Figures (pg 19 of the rulebook)
"... it is killed. Remove the figure from the map and place a dropped weapon marker in its area. This is done by flipping its wound marker facedown, or if unwounded, drawing a new marker from the pile of unused wound markers. This marker is either discarded or becomes a dropped weapon marker as described on page 20."
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Woo, thanks. I think I was suffering from reading the rules too much and skipped over it a few times.
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