For the rules of the map if a 6 is rolled is LoS blocked by people it doesnt state and can it be prob'd

At my venue we played where characters block LoF like normal, it just ignores terrain and you couldn't PC the attack because it's being drawn technically from blocking terrain and not a character.

Correct.

Also note that the special terrain can block itself. It does not work like multibased figures whose squares of their bases do not block LoF from other squares of their bases.

Example:

. . . . . .
. O . . . .
. . F 1 2 .
. . . 3 4 .
. . . . . .

1234 = Krakoa
F = figure friendly to the guy who just rolled the 6.
O = figure opposing to the guy who rolled the 6.

Krakoa cannot see O to make the attack.

F blocks LoF from 1 and 3.
1 blocks LoF from 2.
1, 3, and F all block LoF from 4.

Glad to know we were playing it correctly

Well, I just reread your earlier response where you said it ignores terrain. Specifically it only ignores elevated and hindering terrain.


Note that ignoring the elevated terrain would make it such that when drawing LoF from Krakoa to an elevated character, the character would be considered grounded, as would any characters in between. The result is that the normal rule of ignoring standard characters for LoF between grounded and elevated would not apply.

If galactus is played on Krakoa...
he has some text in his rules that says something to the effect of "all squares occupied by galactus are clear grounded terrain."
so does that mean he could not be effected by shifting foliage?

On a result of 5: SHIFTING FOLIAGE. Printed hindering terrain acts as blocking terrain instead until the beginning of your next turn. Characters occupying those squares take 1 unavoidable damage and are placed in the owner’s starting area.

Can galactus stand on the center of the map? the Nerve Center....and make it clear grounded terrain?

It would become clear grounded while also remaining a nerve center.

It's really no different that putting Smoke into Space Terrain. It is both hindering and Space.

thanks, what about the hindering terrain?
Would it cause him to take 1 unavoidable and be thrown back to the starting area?

He does occupy those squares, so yes.