if you are making a movement between a figure and a terrain or 2 terrain does the base have to fit between or is it just assumed that the figure moves through the gap?

A figure can go between any terrain/bases/whatever else that is blocking it as long as there is any space between the two objects. However, the figure must be able to end his movement with his entire base fitting wherever he is placed.

I get this question a lot and the newer locals are always not moving between things because the base can't fit on its own.

When you move the figure you ignore the base of your figure and only need to worry about the center dot. The dot itself is quite small so imagine that if the dot can fit through the space then you can move the figure as long as he ends in a position where the full base will fit.

ok but here is the real question is can a titan fit through a dot sized space?

Titans are no different from any other figure in this regard.

but you do have to go in a straight line for MDF's.

And if I'm not mistaken Dragons(and tanks, Chariots) can ignore single dial bases as they move as long as they end in a legal position.

Also about titans, there movement is still 2 actions right? so u can move your lets say 4, make sure you rbase fits, then 4 again? Plz advise

That's Correct, Ex ...

You can take one move with the titan, take another action with another fig if you'd like, and then come back and move your titan again if you choose. (Assuming you have enough actions.)

After each move, regardless of whether they were taken back-to-back or not, the base must fit legally.

Hope this helps.

well question I think is for conquest.. considering that in conquest, you can make a titan move if he is not in B2B with an opposing figure and then another move action.. but is considered one action..

my understanding is that it still holds true though.. that you need to be able to fit the base after the first move and then move for the second..

hitman(like the game) do you mean that you must spend 2 actions on moving 2 times with the titan. or am I completely wrong??? thx

In Rebellion, if you want to move the Titan twice in one turn, you must consume two actions.

thx for the quick reply balduvian
:)

And in the case of mdf each action you take with a side it costs you an action like the titan?

Well, multi-dial figures are slightly different in that you have to do all your moving at once. But yes, you have to consume an action for each section you use.