Alice moves within LOF of Bob, a hostile trooper, and within ZOC of Charlie, a second hostile trooper. Bob declares BS Attack vs Alice, Charlie declares Dodge. Alice declares BS Attack vs Bob. Which roll do you resolve first? Alice and Bob's FTF or Charlie's Normal roll Dodge. This is important because where and how I want to move Charlie may depend on the outcome of Alice and Bob's FTF.
One small piece to the puzzle, but not to your case, specifically, is the text on p. 64: "If both players have Troopers that successfully Dodged, the Active Player will move their Troopers first, then the Reactive Player will move theirs." Perhaps this can be extrapolated to mean that the active player is disadvantaged slightly during the effects step – so passive player only rolls are resolved last. (But of course, this is just extrapolation)
You resolve all at the same time at step 5 the dodge movement happens at the step 5.1 and the outcome of step 5 is already known.
As PS says, Dodge movement (and all other effects of rolls) is resolved in the next step, after all Rolls have been made. This bit of sequence has not changed from N3.
This is what you get for thinking about the problem when you're supposed to be working. I had one of those "hang on, how does that work?" thoughts. Thanks as ever for the answers :) Although, it does leave the question of "do you remove Troopers which become Dead during Step 5.1 before you resolve Dodge movement or after?" I think the answer @Zewrath suggested of "Active player Moves troopers first, then Reactive" is probably extensible to "Active player Moves their troopers, removes triggered Mines, removes destroyed Deployables and removes Dead troopers first and then the Reactive player Moves/removes their Models/Tokens."
Isn't that just "In what order do I resolve the successful skills?" Because otherwise you should be asking "When do models that suffer damage go Unconscious?" Because you get into Dead by resolving the effects of a skill, usually an attack's damage and/or the save against that damage. If you don't wait to apply Unconscious (and Prone), why would you wait to apply Dead (and removal)?
I would personally apply effects, if they are critical, in the order written in 5.1 which would have Dodge movement be effectuated last, just prior to Alert twisting around. And yes, it obviously matter which order you apply Dead, but not Unc, in.
Maybe @inane.imp meant my post (https://forum.corvusbelli.com/threa...-do-you-resolve-effects-in.37080/#post-339491)?