ImperialSympathizer

Hello, The rules entry for fitting on terrain states that trooper minis cannot overlap/overhang obstacle terrain. I understand the intent behind this as to prevent minis from hanging their bases off of a building, but what about a case where there is an obstacle piece that is flush with the board?Example of a hanging base on a sloped obstacle The cliff is an obstacle, but sloped in such a way that a mini at the bottom "overlapping" is a fairly normal placement. The rule preventing partial overlap actually cuts off a ton of movement/placement options for trooper minis. I don't think this is the intent behind the rule but I was wondering if we could get some clarification on this use-case so that players don't have to discuss pre-game every time or get "gotcha'd" by the rules-as-written. Thanks!

Is the layering of multiple standbys and an effect like force push the same as it used to be? Like, if two players have standby tokens on units in range, and player A uses force push on player B's unit, is the layering still: 1) Player A initiates a Force push action 2) Player A resolves the speed-1 move 3) Player A can trigger a standby as part of the resolution from the speed-1 move (let's say they perform an attack or move) 4) Player B can trigger a standby as part of the resolution Player A's standby attack/move 5) Player B can trigger a standby as part of the resolution Player A's force push Thanks!