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Cautious move+stealth vs. repeater+6th sense hacker

Discussion in '[Archived]: N3 Rules' started by Tanan, Mar 27, 2020.

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  1. Tanan

    Tanan Well-Known Member

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    Trooper A declares cautious move+stealth while in ZoC of trooper B. Enemy trooper B has a repeater, but doesn't have 6th sense. Enemy trooper C has 6th sense and hacking device. Enemy trooper D has hacking device, but doesn't have 6th sense.

    Can models B, C and/or D declare an ARO against trooper A?
     
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    Armihaul Well-Known Member

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    nobody can aro him if they don't see him

    Enemy C is not affected by stealth, but he cannot aro because the long order cautious move. Stealth makes that any other could not aro him.
     
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    Tanan Well-Known Member

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    Thanks! If trooper B also had 6th sense, would the situation change? I mean, trooper B could declare change facing ARO, but not anything else.
     
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    Sabin76 Well-Known Member

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    Trooper A cannot declare Cautious Move if B has SS, as Stealth is what allows you to do that in the ZoC of an enemy and SS cancels stealth.
     
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