24 minutes ago, Uninvited Guest said:As I stated above, Stunned does not prevent a figure from attacking within it's activation because the LotA rules on Stunned Imperial figures are entirely new rules overriding the original.
<Lightbulb>. I see what you're getting at now and you're right: I was combining the new LotA rule with the portion of the Stunned condition from the base game that disallows attacks until the condition is discarded. This new rule has no such limitation and should be taken as a complete reprint of the text on the card from the base game. Doh!
To recap, and make sure we're all on the same page now:
"Move and Attack" is a single instruction, counting as both a move instruction and an attack instruction. However, the distinction doesn't matter much in this context because the new Stunned rule (which supersedes the rule printed on the Stunned condition card) places no limitations on attacks for the figure except that the figure cannot attack outside it's own activation while stunned. During the attack portion of a "Move and Attack" instruction the figure is still technically stunned, but nothing in the new rule prevents it from resolving the attack portion. It WOULD prevent, say, an Imperial Officer from giving a Stunned figure an attack or move action during the Officer's activation since that would be outside the Stunned figure's activation.
Edited by cdj0902