Logan's hero ability can be used after an attack is resolved. Previous answers from FFG (Justin) on this stated the following:

Q: Does this require that the attack land a hit of damage?
A: No.

Q: Can he still move a space if the attack misses? And is there a general rule that would cover and explain this?
A: Yes. Generally speaking, if something requires a hit to trigger, it will say something like, "If this attack is not a miss," or, "If this attack deals at least 1 damage..."

Q: Is he granted a movement point with this, or is it some other kind of move?

A: He doesn't gain a movement point; he immediately moves 1 space. If he decides not to before ending his turn or (assuming the attack was his first action) performing his second action, the movement is lost.

Does the answer to the third question imply that spending stamina for fatigue moves or even using abilities not classified as action (no symbol) are allowed after an attack before using Logan's hero-ability-move?

Immediately usually means "Immediately"..

So no. Attack, and (optionally) move one space. Then do other stuff.

Immediately usually means "Immediately"..

So no. Attack, and (optionally) move one space. Then do other stuff.

If this assumption is correct (and I agree), Justin messed this up in stating that the movement has to take place before "performing his second action".

I agree that the second part of answer 3 isn't exhaustive, but the first part is pretty clear though.

I agree that the second part of answer 3 isn't exhaustive, but the first part is pretty clear though.

Seconded. He didn't mess up , he was merely giving an example. The point of gis response was that the ability does not grant a MP that persists through his turn. Rather, it allows a one-space movement which must either be immediately executed or immediately lost. However, even the previous statement has some wiggle room. If Logan has another ability that triggers "after performing an attack," he couls resolve that first by the golden rule.