Super-Jump - Revision history

Ian: FAQ 0.0.0.

2025-10-29T09:59:10Z

FAQ 0.0.0.

Ian: PDF N5.2 update.

2025-10-23T13:43:02Z

PDF N5.2 update.

Ian at 09:40, 28 April 2025

2025-04-28T09:40:56Z

Ian: N5 first version.

2025-04-08T09:31:58Z

N5 first version.

Ian: PDF 2.1

2023-09-14T15:24:42Z

PDF 2.1

Ian at 11:50, 6 December 2022

2022-12-06T11:50:27Z

Ian: FAQ

2022-12-06T11:49:41Z

FAQ

Ian: FAQ

2022-04-26T14:15:40Z

FAQ

Ian at 12:21, 3 December 2020

2020-12-03T12:21:38Z

Ian at 10:14, 7 October 2020

2020-10-07T10:14:41Z

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	As shown in the picture, a Trooper with Super-Jump (Jet Propulsion) can freely change their trajectory through the air until they reach the designated landing spot.		As shown in the picture, a Trooper with Super-Jump (Jet Propulsion) can freely change their trajectory through the air until they reach the designated landing spot.
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		+
		+	== FAQs ==
		+
		+	{{faqbox \|
		+	type = faq \|
		+	title = N5 FAQ \|
		+	version = 0.0.0, Oct 2025 \|
		+	q = Q: Can you vault while Climbing or Jumping? \|
		+	a = A: Yes. Climb and Jump follow the General Movement Rules, including vaulting. \|
		+	related = [[Climb]], [[Climbing Plus]], [[General Movement Rules]], [[Jump]], [[Super-Jump]] }}

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 === Super-Jump (Jet Propulsion) ===
-* '''Super-Jump (Jet Propulsion)''': Troopers with this Skill listed in their Unit Profile have full control of the trajectory of their Jumps. The Trooper can freely change direction and heading in mid-air as many times as they wish while jumping (see examples).
+{{update | PDF 5.2, October 2025}}
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 [[Category: Movement ]]
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 {{greybox-start | Super-Jump and Multiple Troopers Example}}
-In the Active Turn, several Troopers have been activated with the same Order ([[Fireteam]]s, [[Peripheral]]s, [[Coordinated Orders]]) and need to clear an obstacle. They declare [[Jump]] as the first Skill of the Order. Any of the Troopers who have the Super-Jump Special Skill can declare Jump as a [[Basic Short Skill]], while the other Troopers each have a choice of declaring Jump as a [[Long Skill]], or declaring an [[Idle]].
+In the Active Turn, several Troopers have been activated with the same Order ([[Fireteams in the Active Turn | Fireteams]], [[Peripheral]]s, [[Coordinated Orders]]) and need to clear an obstacle. They declare [[Jump]] as the first Skill of the Order. Any of the Troopers who have the Super-Jump Special Skill can declare Jump as a [[Basic Short Skill]], while the other Troopers each have a choice of declaring Jump as a [[Long Skill]], or declaring an [[Idle]].
 For the second Skill of the Order, any of the Troopers who declared an Idle, or Jump as a Basic Short Skill, can declare a second Basic Short Skill or Short Skill as normal. While the Troopers who declared Jump as a Long Skill have already declared their entire Order and cannot declare a second Skill.

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-{{section-special-skills}}
+{{n5-section-special-skills}}
 Troopers with Super-Jump have the ability to perform super-human jumping feats thanks to special gear, augmentations, or evolutionary advantages.
-{{skillbox |black| SUPER-JUMP | AUTOMATIC SKILL }}
+{{css_skillbox |black|  SUPER-JUMP | AUTOMATIC SKILL }}
-{{skill-label | Movement, Optional }}
+{{skill-label | Movement, Optional. }}
 {{effects}}
-* This Special Skill alters the user's [[Jump]] Skill from an Entire Order Skill to a Short Movement Skill.
+* With this Special Skill, the [[Jump]] [[Long Skill]] is turned into a [[Basic Short Skill]], '''if declared as the first Basic Short Skill of the Order'''.
-* It also allows Troopers to jump vertically, diagonally or horizontally, up to his first MOV Attribute value in inches if declaring [[Jump]] as a Short Movement Skill, and up to his second MOV Attribute value if declaring a second [[Jump]] as a Short Movement Skill. {{seefaq}}
+* The Super-Jump Special Skill allows its user to perform other Basic Short Skills or Short Skills while performing a Jump (for example: Jump + [[BS Attack]]) (see [[Trooper Activation]]).
-* By transforming [[Jump]] into a Short Movement Skill, the Super-Jump Special Skill allows its user to perform other Short Movement Skills or Short Skills while performing a jump (for example: [[Jump]] + [[BS Attack]]). (See [[Trooper Activation]].)
+* '''Restriction:''' The Trooper can only declare Jump as a Basic Short Skill '''once per Order'''. If the Trooper then declares [[Move]] as their second Basic Short Skill, this uses the second value of their [[MOV]] Attribute.
-* The user of this Special Skill may declare [[Jump]] as an Entire Order by adding both values of their MOV Attribute into a single jump.
+* If the user declares Jump as a Long Skill, they can Jump up to their first MOV value plus 4 inches, instead of the usual 2 inches of the Jump Skill.
-* As with the [[Jump]] Skill, by declaring [[Jump]] Troopers with Super-Jump cannot benefit from [[Partial Cover]] MODs during their trajectory of their jump.
+* '''Restriction:''' When they declare Jump, Troopers with Super-Jump cannot benefit from [[Partial Cover]] MODs anywhere along their trajectory.
-{{n4list}}
+* If the Trooper is or becomes [[Impetuous]] (due to having the [[Frenzy]] Characteristic or any other effect), they can use Super-Jump in the [[Impetuous Phase]].
-* If the Trooper is or becomes [[Impetuous]] (due to having the [[Frenzy]] Characteristic or any other effect), when they activate in the [[Impetuous Phase]] they can use Jump whenever the list of allowed Skills says ‘Move’.
+* Some Troopers have the Super-Jump Skill listed in their [[Unit Profile]] with a distance shown in round brackets. When Jumping, the Trooper can add this distance to their Jump, instead of the usual 2 inches of the Jump Skill.
-{{n4end}}
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-* When declaring the use of Super-Jump, the complete and exact trajectory that Trooper will perform must be specified so the rival player may declare all their AROs.
+When declaring the use of Super-Jump, the complete and exact trajectory that a Trooper will perform must be specified so the rival player may declare all their [[ARO]]s.
-* During their entire trajectory, Troopers have a 360˚ [[LoF]].
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-{{update | PDF 2.1, jul. 2023}}
+== Examples ==
-== FAQs & Errata ==
+During their Active Turn, a Trooper with Super-Jump needs to get past an obstacle. As the obstacle is higher than their [[Silhouette Template]], the Trooper must declare [[Jump]] in order to pass over it. Thanks to their Special Skill, the Trooper may declare another Short Skill, such as [[BS Attack]] during the Jump.
-{{faqbox |
+For the second Skill of the Order, any of the Troopers who declared an Idle, or Jump as a Basic Short Skill, can declare a second Basic Short Skill or Short Skill as normal. While the Troopers who declared Jump as a Long Skill have already declared their entire Order and cannot declare a second Skill.
-type = faq |
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-{{faqbox |
+{{greybox-start | Super-Jump (Jet Propulsion)}}
-type = faq |
+{{image | name=n5/dual-super-jump-example-2.jpg | style=fullborder }}
-{{image | name=faq_jump_climb_measurement_v01.png | style=512border }}
+In his Active Turn, a Trooper with Super-Jump wants to Attack an enemy Trooper, but without leaving themselves exposed in the next Order. In addition, an obstacle is blocking his [[LoF]]. So, he decides to use his Super-Jump (Jet Propulsion) Special Skill to perform a diagonal Jump, tracing a path that clears the obstacle blocking his LoF allowing him to shoot at the enemy Trooper, and then chooses to return back to the starting position of his Jump.
-{{section-special-skills}}
+As shown in the picture, a Trooper with Super-Jump (Jet Propulsion) can freely change their trajectory through the air until they reach the designated landing spot.
 [[Category:Special Skills]]

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	a = A: If the Troopers declare Jump as a Short Skill, then any of the Troopers that don't have Super-Jump will perform an Idle instead. If the Troopers declare Super-Jump as an Entire Order, they can all Jump but the Troopers with Super-Jump will be able to add both their MOV values together. \|		a = A: If the Troopers declare Jump as a Short Skill, then any of the Troopers that don't have Super-Jump will perform an Idle instead. If the Troopers declare Super-Jump as an Entire Order, they can all Jump but the Troopers with Super-Jump will be able to add both their MOV values together. \|
	related = [[Super-Jump]] }}		related = [[Super-Jump]] }}
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		+
		+	{{faqbox \|
		+	type = faq \|
		+	title = N4 FAQ \|
		+	version = 1.3, Nov 2022 \|
		+	q = Q: How are Jump and Climb movement measured? \|
		+	a = A: When measuring Jump or Climb movement, you can measure from any point of the Trooper's Silhouette at the start of the movement, but you must measure to the base's outer edge and underside at the end of the movement. The Trooper can vault over obstacles (parapets etc.) that are equal to or lower than the height of their Silhouette as normal.
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		+	{{image \| name=faq_jump_climb_measurement_v01.png \| style=512border }}
		+
		+	''Development team note: By gaining distance from the Silhouette and allowing the Trooper to ignore parapets (as long as they are equal to or lower than the Silhouette height), movement while Jumping or Climbing is facilitated. This makes these movements easier and gives extra value to Troopers with Super-Jump and Climbing Plus. As we can see in the image, the Jump path is the same even without the parapet.'' \|
		+	related = [[Climb]], [[Climbing Plus]], [[Jump]], [[Super-Jump]] }}

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		+
		+
		+	== FAQs & Errata ==
		+
		+	{{faqbox \|
		+	type = faq \|
		+	title = N4 FAQ \|
		+	version = 1.2, Jan 2022 \|
		+	q = Q: Using Super-jump, if Move plus Jump is declared (or vice versa) could the Trooper use the first value of their MOV Attribute for both Skills? \|
		+	a = A: No. \|
		+	related = [[Super-Jump]] }}
		+
		+
		+	{{faqbox \|
		+	type = faq \|
		+	title = N4 FAQ \|
		+	version = 1.2, Jan 2022 \|
		+	q = Q: How does Super-Jump work when activating multiple Troopers and not all of them have the Super-Jump Special Skill? \|
		+	a = A: If the Troopers declare Jump as a Short Skill, then any of the Troopers that don't have Super-Jump will perform an Idle instead. If the Troopers declare Super-Jump as an Entire Order, they can all Jump but the Troopers with Super-Jump will be able to add both their MOV values together. \|
		+	related = [[Super-Jump]] }}

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	* The user of this Special Skill may declare [[Jump]] as an Entire Order by adding both values of their MOV Attribute into a single jump.		* The user of this Special Skill may declare [[Jump]] as an Entire Order by adding both values of their MOV Attribute into a single jump.
	* As with the [[Jump]] Skill, by declaring [[Jump]] Troopers with Super-Jump cannot benefit from [[Partial Cover]] MODs during their trajectory of their jump.		* As with the [[Jump]] Skill, by declaring [[Jump]] Troopers with Super-Jump cannot benefit from [[Partial Cover]] MODs during their trajectory of their jump.
		+	{{n4list}}
		+	* If the Trooper is or becomes [[Impetuous]] (due to having the [[Frenzy]] Characteristic or any other effect), when they activate in the [[Impetuous Phase]] they can use Jump whenever the list of allowed Skills says ‘Move’.
		+	{{n4end}}