Move X Spaces vs Enemy Figures

[Baer 137]

Move X Spaces: If an ability moves a figure a listed number

of spaces, this movement ignores movement point costs. All

other effects of terrain and figures apply (for example the

figure cannot end its movement in another figure’s space).

When moving in this way, a large figure’s base cannot rotate

and must retain its orientation.

 

 

Does this ignores the Cost through enemy figures or difficult spaces? The extra costs under difficult spaces are listed as additional Movement point costs.

[Fizz 986]

The "ignoring movement points costs" is the key here. You move X spaces, at a movement point cost of zero. Even if normally, moving through difficult space or hostile figures might increase this cost, the cost still zeroes out.

Edited February 12, 2015 by Fizz

[Baer 137]

Okay thanks. But i assume it doesn't ignore Walls. Does it ignore Red lines (both kind) or is this included in "other effects of terrain"?

[Fizz 986]

No, you cannot move through a space you normally could not enter. You cannot pass through walls, or red lines.

[Alarmed 257]

You can move through the red hash lines of impassible terrain, through difficult terrain, through enemy figures and around corners (as long as you count the proper number of spaces) but you still cannot move through walls, doors or the map's edge!

 

I know this applies to Diala's "Move Object" skill and the Nexu's pounce and there are probably others I haven't seen yet.

[player26506 26]

is because Nexu is Mobile and can enter and end movement on blocking terrain, or impassable terrain

 

but Diala's Force throw can't make a figure to enter on impassable or blocking terrain, because is affected by the rule of "Move X Spaces" in RRG 

Edited February 12, 2015 by Roolakhol

[Baer 137]

@Alarmed : We discussed it because of Garkhaans Charge ability.

Why can you pass the red hashed lines with this?

[Fizz 986]

You cant move through red hashed lines, you can only draw LOS through red hashed lines.

[Baer 137]

Okay, Thanks.