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You may not move a blip into LOS with a Terminator such that it would be revealed. So, to use Howard's diagram few posts back, Illustration #2 is an illegal move because the blip cannot move into the hallway in sight of a Terminator on Overwatch.

You can:

1) Voluntarily reveal a blip at any time. If the blip has not moved then the Genestealers have their full AP available to them.

2) Have a blip involuntarily revealed by a Terminator, in which case the Genestealers are placed on the board by the Terminator player.


I believe that you can also move a blip and then reveal it, but then the Genestealers cannot use any remaining AP.

But you can choose to reveal a blip after it has used some AP, correct? The revealed 'Stealers then can't do anything else, however.