7 hours ago, feltipern1 said:

3) Ioned Droids' struts are a special case. You're executing the ion maneuver, so you are executing a maneuver, but if they were open when you were zapped, they stay open. At least, that's my best understanding of the situation. There was a discussion about it in the rules forum a long time ago.

When Ionized, a Droid doesn't have a maneuver dial assigned. It simply performs the blue-1-straight maneuver. Then, since a maneuver was performed, the struts close. No obstacle effects would be suffered, since the struts were open at the time of the move. During the Perform Action Step, the droid would be limited to only a focus action... which it doesn't have, so it does nothing.

6 hours ago, emeraldbeacon said:

When Ionized, a Droid doesn't have a maneuver dial assigned. It simply performs the blue-1-straight maneuver. Then, since a maneuver was performed, the struts close. No obstacle effects would be suffered, since the struts were open at the time of the move. During the Perform Action Step, the droid would be limited to only a focus action... which it doesn't have, so it does nothing.

I forgot about the focus only thing too. No calculate.

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