Troopers and Knockdown

[Malkav13]

It would be nice if they included a flow chart or some additional common situations as examples.

[Kapoteeni]

@Michael

Sacrificing movement is an effect that prevents advancing, no?

I understand what you’re trying to say, but just in case someone takes that out of context, I feel like clarifying:

Forfeiting your Normal Movement does not prevent you from advancing via other means, such as Reposition, Overtake, the movement granted by Admonition, etc.

[Michael]

This has been answered in another similar thread:

Units and Knocked Down Models

Looking to get official clarification on a rule I see a lot of divide on. Trooper A is knocked down and at the beginning of the unit’s actication sacrifices it’s movement to stand up. Trooper B begins a movement/charge, and trooper A is placed along with the unit. Does trooper A get to use it’s combat action?

To restate what Chuck answered: the knocked-down trooper model must forfeit its Combat Action.