Domino and Cable are on the same team. Wolverine is opposing them both. If Cable is adjacent to Wolverine can Domino pass through Cable's square and not stop? Here's a diagram with Cable standing in a doorway and Domino passing through.


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Can Domino make this move, technically being able to continue on or would she have to stop where is or would she even be able to make the move at all?

Thanks.

She cannot make that move. Yes, she can pass through a friendly figure's square, but she must also immediately stop when becoming adjacent to Wolverine. If that would cause her to be in an illegal square (like sharing a square with Cable, which I'm sure she would have liked anyway), she cannot move there in the first place.

From the Icons rulebook, page 18:

Normally, Domino could just move to the left of Cable, but I think what your diagram is portraying is that Cable is standing in a doorway, and the only way Dom has to get through through the wall is to go through the door -- but Wolverine's in a square adjacent to the doorway on the other side.

If that is the case, then no, she can't go through that door while Cable's in the way.

Yeah, that was pretty much the situation. Thanks for the help. Here's another question.

If I'm correct, if you move from a clear square, cross diagonally two hindering terrain squares and reach a clear square, you must stop your movement. Even though you started and stopped in clear squares, you crossed hindering terrain therefore you must stop. If a friendly character is standing in one of those hindering terrain squares, do still have to stop if you move diagonally? What if you move through the square with the friendly character? Normally you can move through friends normally but does the fact they are on hindering terrain make a difference.

Thanks.

First, yes, you must stop if you cross two hindering terrain squares on the diagonal. From the Icons rulebook, page 24:

Second, yes, if a friendly character is in one of the squares of hindering terrain, you still have to stop on the other side because of the rule quoted above -- the presence of a friendly character in the square doesn't mean anything.

Third, if you attempt to enter the square with the friendly character, that is an illegal move -- because you must end your movement if you enter a square of hindering terrain, you would have to stop in that square, which activates the rule cited above:

Okay, I'll remember that. Somebody made that move on me this week and I let it slide. Thanks.