Damage & Rally
Stunned Units
Stunned Units Description A unit becomes Stunned if it suffers damage greater than its Resolve from a single source while carrying out a command. When a unit becomes…
Stunned Units
Description
A unit becomes Stunned if it suffers damage greater than its Resolve from a single source while carrying out a command.
When a unit becomes Stunned, it immediately gains the Shoot, Run, and Defend restrictions.
Expanded Description
A unit is carrying out a command from the moment that command is declared until that command is complete.
A command declared in response to another command or event still counts as a command.
If older material refers to a reaction, treat that as a command declared in response.
Only damage from a single source is checked when determining whether a unit becomes Stunned. Do not combine damage from separate sources unless a rule specifically says otherwise.
Stun restrictions are removed at the end of the turn unless another rule specifically says otherwise.
A Stunned unit cannot declare Rally until the stun effect ends.
Example
A unit is carrying out a command.
During that command, it suffers damage from a single attack.
If that damage is greater than the unit’s Resolve, the unit becomes Stunned.
The unit immediately gains the Shoot, Run, and Defend restrictions.
Those restrictions remain until the end of the turn unless another rule removes or changes them.
FAQ
Q: When does a unit become Stunned?
A: When it suffers damage greater than its Resolve from a single source while carrying out a command.
Q: What restrictions does a Stunned unit gain?
A: It immediately gains the Shoot, Run, and Defend restrictions.
Q: How long do stun restrictions last?
A: They are removed at the end of the turn unless another rule specifically says otherwise.
Q: Can a Stunned unit declare Rally?
A: No. A Stunned unit cannot declare Rally until the stun effect ends.
Q: Can damage from multiple attacks be combined to Stun a unit?
A: No. Only damage from a single source is checked unless a rule specifically says otherwise.
Q: Does a response command count as carrying out a command?
A: Yes. A command declared in response to another command or event is still a command.
Also found as: stunned units, damage & rally