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I couldn't find this in the FAQ or the wiki. I don't have the rb with me. Does cautious movement trigger any mines that the model happens to move past? I know enemy models don't get ARO if that model crosses their LoF but mines aren't technically models or have a LoF. I ask because we were playing lifeblood the other day & my opponent with her two mine laying zeroes happily laid down 6 mines in quite a pattern to make getting to the last two crates very difficult. Ended up costing me the game by a single crate.

You can't use Cautious Movement through the ZoC of any enemy model, so I think you can't trigger any mine with CM because you can't enter their ZoC.

Mines aren't models though, they're markers

Lol this is exactly the debate we had & err hoping to clear up.

All you need to remember is a mine can " detonating when an enemy miniature or Marker penetrates or is activated by Order or ARO inside its area of effect " . So yes it will, if one of templates could reach.

Noir has it.

Reading this, just thinking of some Morat tip-toeing next to a mine trying to be as quiet as possible so he won't set it off