You actually can move and still lift. There's some comments about it on the T1 page but basically heavy weapon only affects actual attacks, not replaces attack abilities.



No, you only get the bonus on the first attack. You can combine fire with different unactivated characters on the second attack.

Not sure about the others.

You may have heard of the lawnmower effect. For non-targeted effects (of which Lightsaber Sweep is one), you affect everyone you can affect until you can't affect anyone else. If you move, you may pick up new victims or lose old victims.

In the example you cited, you can use Rolling Cleave on any of the attacks (but just once). Once you use Rolling Cleave, if you have moved away from someone that you didn't attack yet, you lose the opportunity to attack them. However, if you move adjacent to a new enemy, you can then continue your Lightsaber Sweep against the character(s) you just moved adjacent to. You don't have to wait until the end of Lightsaber Sweep to use Rolling Cleave, but you probably want to because if you move away you may forfeit other attacks.



You can push enemies in different directions, and they can change direction during the move. The one thing you have to follow is that each square of movement is moving away from the character with Push/Repulse. Note that with Push you moving the characters a specified number of squares, and you count low objects/difficult terrain as 2 squares during that movement. With Repulse, you are moving characters until they are a specified number of squares away from the character with Push/Repulse, so in that case low objects/difficult terrain is irrelevant.

If you push someone into a pit, the pit save is 11 or defeat. If they have Flight it is 6 or defeat. If you make a successful pit save, the movement ends and you remain in the last safe square.



I had to check the FAQ for this one.
https://swmgamers.com/PDF/Rules/StarWarsMinis_FAQ_WotC_Final.pdf

I forgot whether the movement in Rolling Cleave is mandatory. Both the movement and attack in Rolling Cleave are optional. You can use Mighty Swing and Rolling Cleave on the same turn, but you can't move. If you take the Mighty Swing bonus, you are agreeing to not move for the entire turn. As such, you cannot later move with Rolling Cleave. But you could make the attack.

Note that Double Attack and Mighty Swing are worded differently. You get Double Attack instead of moving (i.e. by giving up your regular move). You can use Double Attack and still move via Rolling Cleave or several other abilities. You just can't use your regular move. The condition on Mighty Swing is "if this character doesn't move". For Mighty Swing, you cannot move at all on your turn - whether your regular move or any other abilities.



The bonus applies only to the attack that you combine fire.

Thanks for the responses.

"The bonus applies only to the attack that you combine fire."

- This is in contrast to cannon shots? If a character with twin uses a commander effect to make an attack at +4 attack and +10 damage, the bonus applies to both nested attacks from twin correct? Why doesn't combined fire apply to the overarching attack and consequently to the two nested attacks of twin?

Oh didn’t realize that, thanks

correct. it just applies to the first attack

Anytime an ability says "an attack," it means just one. You still get the Twin, because Twin almost always triggers, but you don't get bonuses. I don't know which came first, but it's consistent with the way Charging assault 10 works with Twin.