THE MALIGNANCY TEST (page 299)

For every 10 Corruption Points a character gains, he must test Willpower to see if his Corruption has manifested as literal damage to his body and soul. (And the rest...)

EXAMPLE (page 300)

Ever ill fortune's plaything, Rylar Mane discovers that the could-maidens of Chilautox are in fact part of a vile Chaos cult and falls afoul of one of their dark rituals. Infused with the power of the warp, Mane gains enought Corruption Points to raise his total to 31. This means he must make his first Malignancy Test by rolling against his Willpower.

Anyone else see the problem I do yet?

If he fails this Test then he must roll on the Malignancy Table and suffer the results. Should he continue his descent into corruption, Mane will need to test again when he reaches 61, and again at 91.

Then the example continues into tests for Mutation.

Will someone help to clarify this for me? I can't be the only one to have noticed this right?

You'll do yourself a favour if you ignore examples in 40k rpgs. It seems they often weren't updated when rules were changed during development.

The rule is that you have a chance of getting a malignancy every 10 CP and a mutation every 30.

Where does it state that? Or rather, how did you find that out? That's how the rules read, I beleive. And if that's it, well, that's it then. Thankyou for the help. I just wanted to be sure.