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| - | A Move allows an [[entity|entity]] to change positions within [[scenario|scenarios]]. In [[combat|combat]] or [[interaction|interaction]], an entity may Move once at any time after the [[Draw Phase|Draw Phase]] and before the [[Discard Phase|Discard Phase]] (or, in other words, at any time during the [[Strategy Phase|Strategy Phase]] or [[Action Phase|Action Phase]]). [[Exploration|Exploration]] scenarios work differently. In [[travel|travel]] scenarios, all PCs move together at the end of the round, followed by all [[Challenges|Challenges]]. In other exploration scenarios, PCs may Move at any time during their turns or any of their allies' turns, but still only once per round, while Creatures Move at any time during their turns. | + | A Move allows an [[entity|entity]] to change positions within [[scenario|scenarios]]. In [[combat|combat]] or [[interaction|interaction]], an entity may Move once at any time after the [[Draw Phase|Draw Phase]] and before the [[Discard Phase|Discard Phase]] (or, in other words, at any time during the [[Strategy Phase|Strategy Phase]] or [[Action Phase|Action Phase]]). [[Exploration|Exploration]] scenarios work differently. In [[travel|travel]] scenarios, all PCs move together at the end of the round, followed by any [[Challenges|Challenges]]. In other exploration scenarios, PCs may Move at any time during their turns or any of their allies' turns, but still only once per round, while Challenges Move at any time during their turns (if able). |
| Normal movement generally consists of land-based traversal such as walking or running, as well as swimming. Hard [[section|section]] borders can prevent movement in combat, while [[Obstacle|Obstacles]] block normal traversal in exploration. Special movement types, such as [[Fly|Fly]], [[Phase|Phase]], and [[Teleport|Teleport]] may bypass some of these restrictions depending on the terrain or type of Obstacle. | Normal movement generally consists of land-based traversal such as walking or running, as well as swimming. Hard [[section|section]] borders can prevent movement in combat, while [[Obstacle|Obstacles]] block normal traversal in exploration. Special movement types, such as [[Fly|Fly]], [[Phase|Phase]], and [[Teleport|Teleport]] may bypass some of these restrictions depending on the terrain or type of Obstacle. | ||
move.txt · Last modified: 2019/05/08 10:46 by triptycho
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