Does your speed get halved, or quartered? I think it should be quartered, because when you start in hindering and walk out of it into any of terrain your speed is automatically and least halved for the movement, and when you get into water terrain your speed is automatically halved, but because you're in water terrain. What I don't know is, if I walk straight from hindering into a square of water, or even start in hindering, take 2 steps in regular, and then go into water, do I have to automatically stop like regular hindering terrain?

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Water is hindering terrain for movement purposes. If you start in hindering, and move directly into water, your movement stays halved.

If you move from hindering, into clear, then into water, your movement would stop.

If you move from clear into water, your movement would also stop.

Yes. Unless you have the dolphin movement symbol, you stop immediately upon entering water terrain, as it is hindering terrain for movement purposes.

This is the correct answer.

If you start in hindering and move directly into water, then there is no penalty and you can continue with your halved movement.

This is where Mage Knight Dungeons shines. Hindering 2 movement points, Shallow Water 3 movement points, and Stairs X movement points...still don't know how to solve for X, just made it 2 and moved on.

i think this is the first non sarcastic post ive seen from you...cue sarcastic reply

Huh, I thought since they were different sources of hindering terrain that you stopped. No clue where I got that from, haha.

Waiting for Harpua and his hindering terrain anagram...

Me too haha

I don't think he'll be online again tonight, but don't worry; I have that post saved.

Hmmm When my judge told me about SHOWER I thought he was hinting I should bathe more before coming to a tournament. phew Now I know.

Hey, there's nothing that says the two are mutually exclusive...

Once Water was defined as a unique type of terrain rather than a subset of Hindering I always thought they should be treated differently: if you moved from Hindering to Water you stopped. I never thought that was the rule, I just thought it ought to be. But then I'm not game design, so...

Thats what he said.