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Quick question. Impulsor rule says that you can disembark after moving in your movement phase if you did not advance.

Is there some rule preventing you from disembarking if you just did a fallback move? Fallback rule only says you cannot advance or charge.

Thx!

Looks like an oversight but there's nothing that conflicts with given allowances.

The only requirements of units being able to disembark is if they started movement phase embarked in a transport, before the said transport has moved.
The only 'specific' override via impulsor is that units can disembark even after the transport has moved in the movement phase, given that the said transport did not advance as a part of its move.

As fall back is a specific type of move with its own restrictions & allowances that occur during the movement phase, you can disembark after making a fall back move with the said impulsor.

Yes, you can disembark after falling back with an impulsor. I wouldnt be surprised if its intended.

Thanks for confirming I was not missing something.