An Ammo explosion will also cause 2 points of damage to the pilot through neuro-feedback, assuming the mech survives, for Introtech/3025 era mechs Ammo explosions are usually but not always fatal.Ģ) Yes, damage of 20 points or more in a single phase triggers a Piloting skill roll at the end of that phase, a failed roll means you fall, your mech will take damage and you will need to take a second Piloting roll to avoid damage to your mechwarrior. Note, Target Immobile doesn't apply if your target just doesn't move, the enemy mech has to be Immobilised by heat-shutdown, pilot injury or in the case of vehicles specific damage.

At the start of each turn you roll for consciousness again, if you fail you stay unconscious and remain Immobile. You will also automatically fail any Piloting skill rolls you're required to make which will cause further injury to the mechwarrior if your mech falls. That doesn't just mean it can't move or shoot, but your opponent also gets the 'Target Immobile' bonus to hit and can target specific sections with Energy or Ballistic weapons (Such as the head) to quickly finish it off or just pile the Missiles and gunfire in at massively improved 'to-hit' rolls. 1) If you fail a consciousness roll, your mech goes Immobile.

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