Making sure I understand from reading the faq

Inquisitor = no Autothrusters

Also when using a primary turret. If the closet part of target is out of arch an range 1 you get the r1 bonus die. Also if part of target ship is in arch r2 you would get traction as well?

And one last q.

I I have a ship in arch and is over la]ping

Ranges which range do I use?

Making sure I understand from reading the faq

Inquisitor = no Autothrusters

By explicit ruling, correct (though that ruling doesn't match the FAQ's own examples of how to read the new wording of the Autothrusters card).

Also when using a primary turret. If the closet part of target is out of arch an range 1 you get the r1 bonus die. Also if part of target ship is in arch r2 you would get traction as well?

Yes and maybe (it's the closest point in-arc that matters for Tactician, not just any part).

If your weapon is restricted to an arc, the attack range is the shortest distance within that arc between your base and the defender's base.

If your weapon ignores arcs, the attack range is the shortest distance, period, between your base and the target's.

Tactician triggers if the shortest in-arc distance to your target's base is 2, regardless of the attack's range and regardless of whether you shot with a turret.

I have a ship in arch and is over la]ping

Ranges which range do I use?

It's either the shortest possible line (turret) or it's the shortest line entirely within a legal firing arc (non-turret). You never get to choose which -- it's totally dependent on your weapon. You also can't choose to shoot at a farther corner of the target.

Thank you the faq had me a bit confused

Thank you the faq had me a bit confused

Your not alone in that never feel bad about asking it's how we all learn.