Difference between revisions of "Stealth"

Latest revision as of 10:23, 30 October 2025

The user of this Special Skill has received special training with a focus on silent movement, the art of remaining undetected, and the capacity to strike an unsuspecting enemy with unrelenting close combat attacks from out of the blue.

STEALTH

AUTOMATIC SKILL

Optional.

REQUIREMENTS

The user of this Special Skill must be in his Active Turn.

EFFECTS

The user can declare Cautious Movement inside the Zone of Control and Hacking Areas of enemy Models and Markers.
If the user declares Cautious Movement, Idle, or a Basic Short Skill with the Movement Label, they only grant AROs to enemies that have LoF to them.
If any other Skill is declared, AROs are granted normally.
If the user enters Silhouette contact with an enemy without entering their LoF, and declares any of those other Skills, that enemy can only declare CC Attack, Dodge, Reset, or those Skills that can be used in Engaged State.

REMEMBER

Stealth is not effective against Troopers with the Combat Instinct or Sixth Sense Special Skills, or against Deployable Weapons or pieces of Equipment.

FAQs

N5 FAQ

Version: 0.0.0, Oct 2025

Q: Which Automatic Skills or Equipment have to be declared when in a Marker State?

A: Automatic Skills and Equipment that alter how an Order activates a Trooper, or restrict AROs, must be declared when used in Marker State. For example using Stealth.

Related Pages: Camouflaged State, Impersonation State, Open and Private Information, Stealth

N5 FAQ

Version: 0.0.0, Oct 2025

Q: If several Troopers are activated at once (for example a Coordinated Order or a Fireteam) and generate AROs, can any of the AROs target Active Troopers that are using Stealth?

A: Yes, but the ARO will become an Idle if the Stealth user does not declare a Skill that allows AROs.

Related Pages: Coordinated Orders, Fireteams in the Active Turn, Peripheral, Stealth

Special Skills

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 * The user of this Special Skill must be in his Active Turn.
 {{effects}}
-* The user can declare [[Cautious Movement]] inside the [[Zone of Control]] and [[Hacking Zones]] of enemy Models and Markers.
+* The user can declare [[Cautious Movement]] inside the [[Zone of Control]] and [[Hacking Area]]s of enemy Models and Markers.
 * If the user declares Cautious Movement, [[Idle]], or a Basic Short Skill with the [[Movement Label]], they only grant [[ARO]]s to enemies that have [[LoF]] to them.
 * If any other Skill is declared, AROs are granted normally.
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+{{remember-start}}
+Stealth is not effective against Troopers with the [[Combat Instinct]] or [[Sixth Sense]] Special Skills, or against [[Deployable Weapon]]s or pieces of Equipment.
+{{remember-end}}
+{{see-also}}
+'''[[Targeted State]]'''
+* '''Restriction:''' A Trooper in this state may not use the '''[[Stealth]]''' Special Skill.
+{{boxend}}
+== FAQs ==
+{{faqbox |
+type = faq |
+title = N5 FAQ |
+version = 0.0.0, Oct 2025 |
+q = Q: Which Automatic Skills or Equipment have to be declared when in a Marker State? |
+a = A: Automatic Skills and Equipment that alter how an Order activates a Trooper, or restrict AROs, must be declared when used in Marker State. For example using Stealth. |
+related = [[Camouflaged State]], [[Impersonation State]], [[Open and Private Information]], [[Stealth]] }}
+{{faqbox |
+type = faq |
+title = N5 FAQ |
+version = 0.0.0, Oct 2025 |
+q = Q: If several Troopers are activated at once (for example a Coordinated Order or a Fireteam) and generate AROs, can any of the AROs target Active Troopers that are using Stealth? |
+a = A: Yes, but the ARO will become an Idle if the Stealth user does not declare a Skill that allows AROs. |
+related = [[Coordinated Orders]], [[Fireteams in the Active Turn]], [[Peripheral]], [[Stealth]] }}
+{{n5-section-special-skills}}