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Message: <blockquote data-quote="eamon" data-source="post: 5099532" data-attributes="member: 51942">I'd say RAW is fairly clear; teleportation is movement and you move along with it.  Only - if teleportation allows you to teleport out of manacles (and presumably other held/worn items), it's not clear to me why it's not possible to teleport away from such a hold.  Indeed, teleport mentions it can be used to escape physically immobilizing effects, and this does seem be very, very similar...So, I'm not sure what to do.  I think I'd say teleport breaks the effect.  There are rules for teleport and immobilization, and this power simply doesn't mention all possible interactions with forms of movement.For instance - what if the creature has phasing?  Can the rogue then move through walls too?  Or, what if it's a swarm (dubious usage in the first place) - and it retreats through a crack?  How about if it enters Gaseous Form?Or, lets say the rogue encounters a firelasher.  That creature can move through others occasionally, and deals fire damage when doing so (it's essentially made of fire) - should a rogue be able to hold onto that creature when it moves, and/or how about the fire damage?I'm pretty sure RAW just doesn't cover such scenario's - so either you just follow the rules and the rogue "moves along" quite nonsensically - or you take it to be the description of the rules concerning the usual scenario, but exceptions may apply.</blockquote>