Immobilized-A State

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Camouflaged State | Dead State | Decoy State | Disconnected State | Engaged State | Foxhole State | Hidden Deployment State | Holoecho State | HoloMask State | Immobilized-A State | Immobilized-B State | Impersonation State | Isolated State | Normal State | Prone State | Possessed State | Retreat! State | Sepsitorized State | Stunned State | Suppressive Fire State | Targeted State | Unconscious State | Unloaded State

IMMOBILIZED-A STATE

ACTIVATION

• The Trooper or game element ("Trooper" from now on) suffers a successful Attack or Effect using an Ammunition, Hacking Program or a game condition or Scenario Special Rule, capable of causing this state.

EFFECTS

• Troopers in Immobilized-A State cannot declare any Skill or ARO, except Dodge, applying a -6 PH MOD.
• Automatic Special Skills and Equipment continue to work, but the Trooper must still respect all declaration restrictions.
• Troopers in the Immobilized-A state State continue to provide Orders for their Order Pool.

CANCELLATION

• The affected Trooper may cancel this state via a successful Normal or Face to Face Dodge Roll, applying the -6 PH MOD provided by this state.
• A Trooper with the Engineer Special Skill (or an equivalent Skill) may cancel the Immobilized-A state by spending one Short Skill of an Order while in Silhouette contact with the affected Trooper, and passing a Normal WIP Roll (or the Roll specified by the Special Skill or Scenario).

SEE ALSO

Paralysis (PARA) Ammunition

• If the target fails the PH-6 Roll, it enters Immobilized-A State. Place an Immobilized-A Marker (IMM A) next to it.

Replacing Game Elements

If the space available is less than the volume determined by the silhouette template, the replacement Trooper will enter the Immobilized-A State. This State can only be cancelled by the conditions of the space containing the Trooper changing, and may not be cancelled in the usual manner defined by the State itself. Pieces of Equipment will be removed from the gaming table instead of entering the Immobilized-A State.

Example

BS Attack Against a Trooper in Immobilized-A State

Let's suppose a Trooper is in Immobilized-A state.

Then, the Active Trooper spends an Order, declares Move + BS Attack, and uses their Spitfire against the Immobilized-A Trooper.

In this state, the Immobilized-A Trooper may only declare Dodge as their ARO, with a -6 MOD.

Therefore, a Face to Face Roll of 4 Spitfire shots is made against 1 Dodge Roll.

The Immobilized-A Trooper will apply the following MODs to the Dodge Roll:

• -6 for Immobilized-A.

With a PH Attribute of 10, the Success Value (SV) will be 10 - 6 = 4.

The Active Trooper will apply the following MODs to the BS Attack Roll:

• +3 for Range.
• -3 for Cover.

With a BS Attribute of 13, the Success Value (SV) will be 13 + 3 - 3 = 13.

Resolution:
The Immobilized-A Trooper loses the Face to Face Roll, so he suffers 3 Spitfire hits, since the 4th (with a result of 14) is a miss for the Active Trooper.

Game States and Glossary

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States | Terminology | Alignment | Labels | Traits

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Camouflaged State | Dead State | Decoy State | Disconnected State | Engaged State | Foxhole State | Hidden Deployment State | Holoecho State | HoloMask State | Immobilized-A State | Immobilized-B State | Impersonation State | Isolated State | Normal State | Prone State | Possessed State | Retreat! State | Sepsitorized State | Stunned State | Suppressive Fire State | Targeted State | Unconscious State | Unloaded State