Just read thread on Giants and Charge. Is it the same for HSS?

Is Quicksilver fast enough to get close enough to Stiltman on the first turn(using HSS) to do damage and get out?

I would guess you'd have to roll to get close, then continue(or end) depending on the die.

HSS figures ignore adjacency during movement, automatically breaking away, so Quicksilver's good to hit Stiltman.

HSS lets you ignore character bases for the purpose of movement so your fine to run in and smack that giant.

YOU ARE CORRECT SIR!

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Yes! That's what I love about this game; comic accuracy.

Is there any advantage for a flying HSS character than a running one?

Yeah you can ignore hindering terrain and outdoor blocking terrain on movement.

And elevated terrain.

Now if Heroclix allows for grounded HSS figs to run on WATER terrain. Of course, they couldn't STOP on it.............

Not to sure about the whole "hyper running on water" though......

Nonflying HSS + Swingline = Walking on Water.

Kid Flash and the Flash from Crisis both ignore a great deal of terrain for movement.

Avengers Quicksilver has the Ultimates team ability so he can run on water.

An Avengers team member Thunderbolted to Ultimates or Superman Ally can run on water. Wild cards can as well as long as you have Ultimates or Superman Ally on your team.

Point being is it's very possible to run on water terrain.

Anyone remember the Flash and Superman(he wasn't allowed to fly) race across the world; mostly water!

Barry Allen can do alot of things that Quicksilver/Northstar/Aurora....who else?, couldn't even think of.

Which time?

The cartoon one was the best

Getting back on topic, yes. HSS ignores all figure adjacency issues (aside from TA/power/feats that say otherwise, like KC), but non-fliers (without feats/TAs/powers that say otherwise) still abide by terrain they run into/through.

But Water is not hindering terrain...

So if ultimates/supes cant target on water, they should not be able to ignore it for movement either. Because Water is not hindering terrain. Its water.

Yet the LOSH rulebook says water is hindering terrain. Confusing....

When a character is moving into, through or out of water terrain, it is hindering terrain.

The rule book is your friend.

No, the LoSH rule book says water terrain is hindering terrain for movement purposes only. It's clear terrain for line of fire purposes. However, Submerged specifically says when the assigned character is in water terrain, lines of fire drawn to the assigned character are blocked.