So let's say My DLT19 is shooting at range 4 with 2 red dice. I roll two blanks. I an aim, I spend it to reroll both. I roll a hit and a blank. Because precise allows me up to 3 rerolls, and I then reroll the blank I just rolled?

4 minutes ago, Xiervak said:

So let's say My DLT19 is shooting at range 4 with 2 red dice. I roll two blanks. I an aim, I spend it to reroll both. I roll a hit and a blank. Because precise allows me up to 3 rerolls, and I then reroll the blank I just rolled?

No, because spending the aim grants one opportunity to reroll up to X number of dice. Precise increases that X value, but doesn't grant another reroll opportunity. It's a "when" timing window. After you've rerolled, the "when" is over.

What if you have two aim tokens?

6 minutes ago, OccasionallyCorrect said:

What if you have two aim tokens?

If you had two aim tokens you could then spend the second one to reroll up to three dice again.

Ah, so you dont have to spend them all on the same roll. I can reroll three, then reroll up to three again.

42 minutes ago, mini78 said:

If you had two aim tokens you could then spend the second one to reroll up to three dice again.

I don’t think so. I think you’d have to use both aim tokens at the same time.

10 minutes ago, Patteous said:

I don’t think so. I think you’d have to use both aim tokens at the same time.

We could derive implicitly that spending one after another is legal. But we don't need to because it's actually explicitly spelled out for us. From page 13:

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If a unit has multiple aim tokens, that unit can choose to
spend each subsequent aim token after determining the
results of rerolls granted from a prior aim token.

1 hour ago, nashjaee said:

We could derive implicitly that spending one after another is legal. But we don't need to because it's actually explicitly spelled out for us. From page 13:

I missed, that thank you.