I have two examples for which I would like to know what is happening when. Please assume line of sight exists. 1: A camouflaged Bandit gets into base contact with a Fusilier. The Bandit loses the camouflage state but when is the camouflage exactly gone? Can the Fusilier shoot the Bandit because the camouflage state was cancelled at the begin of the movement? Or is it canceled when the Bandit arrives in base to base contact? 2: Same Bandit but he moves from 16" radius into 8" radius to shotgun the Fusilier. Let's assume the Fusilier gets -3 within 8" radius. Can the Fusilier shoot at the Bandit when is further than 8" away? Does it make a difference here if it is a camouflage or an impersonation state?
1. The camouflaged state is retroactively canceled for the entire order, so the Fusilier, or anyone who could see the Bandit along its movement path, can ARO normally. 2. See first answer, anyone who delayed vs. the camo marker can ARO normally, and they can shoot at any point along the movement path, choosing favorable range bands or w/e. Bonus question: Not for this purpose, no.
follow up info : if your bandit came base to base with the fusilier rear arc and stayed out of the fusilier LOF during his whole movement, the fusilier will only be able to dodge or cc attack as an ARO. No BS attack will be allowed as an ARO in this situation.
