I am sure this question has been asked alot, but I cannot find the answer so here goes.

CC WCC G
F CC OC
CCWCC

D=Gorilla Grodd
F=Flash
W= Wall
O = Object (hindering)
C= Clear

Can the Flash HHS over to GG using the diaginal or does he have to stop?

One more question. Can a fig with BCF and 2 damage take out a wall without rolling the BCF result?

I am clarifying this due to multiple rulings.

Thanks.

I would say no.

If that wall and Hindering Terrain were both Smoke Cloud - you couldn't do it.

Likewise if they were both Barrier - you couldn't do it.

Which is why I think its strange Flash (or NC) could move that way if the wall and hindering were both enemy figures.

Not exactly a steller answer, I know - but I don't have the rule book in front of me.

There is no FAQ entry for diagonally adjacent hindering/blocking terrain. As such, I would say that a character could pass through the corner without stopping.

Just so I understand:

B=Blocking
C=Clear
H= Hindering

BC
CB
I cannot move thru due to it being considered blocking.

HC
CH
have to stop after moving thru due to hindering rule.

If the above two are correct then why would a fig be allowed to move thru and continue with the below situation?

BC
CH

>>If the above two are correct then why would a fig be allowed to move thru and continue with the below situation?

Simply because the blocking and hindering squares are not considered continuous unlike two blocking or two hindering squares which are considered to be "connected".

BC
CC

is just walking around a corner, and

CC
CH

is just walking around a bush (or whatever).

sidebar: For purposes of LOS, the diagonal is considered hindering so maybe they should unify the movement and LOS rules.