Can you stand on repeater markers?

Being a permissive rule set, the rules do not state that you are allowed to and as such you are not allowed to. Additionally, the Move skill dictate that you need to have your base fully supported at all times, which another game element would prevent. Also keep in mind that if it is an enemy repeater your movement would also immediately end your movement when entering base to base contact with it.

 

Since they are neither troopers (that you either become Engaged by or can move through) nor terrain that you can stand on, they are obstacles. So you are permitted to vault them.

 

Who marked this as solved?

 

Alternatively, from the January 2019 FAQ:

Q: Can a trooper move through allied Markers like Camouflage, TO Camouflage and IMP Markers, or his own Deployable Equipment and Deployable Weapons?
A: Yes, if the trooper’s Silhouette Attribute is equal or greater.

 

Game's complicated enough that even the best of us occasionally give the wrong answers, so we let CB do the marking if it is correct :)

 

Yes, that's a good complement, rules could be a bit clearer on stopping on top of equipment or weird terrain in the basic rules section :s

 

You can move across your own mine as long as you do not stop on top of it.

Meaning you can drop a mine at a corner and then peak around said corner to shot while still keeping cover as long as you also move back in the se order.

At least that is how we have always played it. Not sure if that carries over to repeaters and don’t ask me to point out the exact wording in the rules either.

Edit: ninjad by ijw, great that the faq clears this, had missed that it did.