I have not picked up the new starter, yet, but I seem to recall plans for
NAAT to now include telekinesis. Is this the case?

Thanks in advance.

Nope you can still take an action after TK.

That should be "Nope, you can still take an action after TK (if you want)"

Since "can" covers the idea that it's left up to the player, I'm not sure what point is being made here. Should a player feel ashamed of letting a TKed piece act in the same turn?

I think the idea of NAATK was just wishful thinking on the part of a few players that thought it was too powerful or somesuch.
I say, if it's THAT much of a problem, put TK into each of your teams.

No, can means a possibility

Choice would be may

And it is called humour, even if it is not spectaculalrly funny

See that happy face?

This guy -->

Means facetious

Which automatically leaves it as a matter of choice.

Except that what would also be implicit in "may" would be "can", as in one has the option.

So, this establishes Soph as short for sophistry?

<=This guy means facetious a bit more clearly.


I have the feeling that appearances to the contrary we each have more important things to do than continue this.

The rule is still, NNAATK.

No, no action after TK.

I am from the government and am here to help.

Heh. Actually this does raise a question: How often has anyone seen someone use TK to move someone and not had the moved figure take an action in the same turn?

The only times I can think of have been set-up turns where a sniper and/or Outwit/PC piece (usually stealthed) is moved out onto hindering by a teammate so that it's ready for action next time, and when someone with TK has snatched an adjacent teammate out of adjacency with an opposing piece. (eg I had Jean Grey yank Scott out of Sabretooth's clutches in one game after he missed his breakaway roll.)

Sorry, Burleigh2. NAATK is a fantasy that doesn't involve my pieces being BCF'ed unto death by IndyClix. Better luck next time.

The only thing that changed with TK is now you can determine line of site after you "pick up" the character. So the guy standing in front of you and to the side no longer block LOS on the 45 if you pick one of them up.

Actually, that didn't change... it was just clarified. you have (for the last long while... I'm not sure if it was ever different) been able to TK a figure straight forward. Eg:

TF----x
T=TKer, F=Friendly fig, x=target square