Berserk, an Entire Order skill, has the following tags: Attack, CC Special Skill, Movement, Optional. As per Fireteams in the Active Turn rules: During the Active Turn, all the Fireteam members are activated with a single Regular Order from the Order Pool of their Combat Group. All members of the Fireteam must declare and execute the same Short Skills of the Order, or Entire Order, as the Team Leader. Specific Skill combinations compose a Fireteam Order. These Skills are grouped into three different classifications depending on their effects: Movement Skills, Support Skills, and Evasion Skills. Movement Skills This classification includes all Short Movement Skills (except Discover), and the Entire Order Skills Cautious Movement, Climb, and Jump. When declaring a Movement Skill, the Team Leader and all Fireteam members perform the declared Movement. Therefore, Berserk is NOT listed as a Movement skill under the Fireteam Rules, but... Support Skills This classification includes the Skills not specified in the previous classifications. Basically, this includes the Short Movement Skill Discover, all Short Skills except those stated in the Evasion classification, and all Entire Order Skills that do not have the Movement Label. Therefore, Berserk does not comply with the definition of Support Skills for Fireteams! Q: Is Berzerk to be considered a Movement Skill that ALL Fireteam members can perform, or a Support Skill that only the Leader can perform? Q.2: if the answer is neither or it is actually a mixture of them, when a Fireteam declares Berserk, do all fireteam members MOVE and then only the Leader rolls the attack? (this does not seem to be supported by RAW in any case, but...)
Support Skill, as per the above definitions. "This classification includes the Skills not specified in the previous classifications."
It wouldn't be covered by the clause that a Support Skill is anything that isn't covered by the previous classifications?
The whole paragraph is contradictory on the sense indicated by ijw. I guess that if that is the best answer you can give Ian, is because you are not leaning/understanding it RAI in any certainty, right? So it needs to be addressed officially by CB. Thanks anyway.
The "Basically..." part suggested to me that it was an inexhaustive list of examples, but I agree an FAQ to be clear would be great.
