Georgii2222
Really Groovy Frood
A BU AFV declares a stop MP.
The defender declines to fire on the stop MP.
Can the AFV then declare CE and BFF without the defender being able to fire on the MP?
I found this Perry sez which indicates to me that no, the Defender can no longer fire at the MP, if you consider that declining to fire on a MP and firing on a MP are equal acts.
"D5.33 A BU AFV enters a new hex whereupon the DEFENDER fires DFF on the AFV. Once that attack has been resolved and the DEFENDER indicates no further DFF, may the AFV go CE and fire with BFF without having to spend another MP? A. Yes. "
The defender declines to fire on the stop MP.
Can the AFV then declare CE and BFF without the defender being able to fire on the MP?
I found this Perry sez which indicates to me that no, the Defender can no longer fire at the MP, if you consider that declining to fire on a MP and firing on a MP are equal acts.
"D5.33 A BU AFV enters a new hex whereupon the DEFENDER fires DFF on the AFV. Once that attack has been resolved and the DEFENDER indicates no further DFF, may the AFV go CE and fire with BFF without having to spend another MP? A. Yes. "