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<blockquote data-quote="DracoSuave" data-source="post: 4416766" data-attributes="member: 71571">CorrectIncorrect.&nbsp; It disregards difficult terrain.&nbsp; Other terrain such as challenging, blocking or hindering terrain have different effects on forced movement.&nbsp; Cover terrain may block line of effect.Challenging terrain may or may not hinder forced movement, depending on its nature.&nbsp; Blocking terrain cannot be circumvented by forced movement in any way.&nbsp; Hindering terrain permits a save to allow the victim to fall prone and end the forced movement rather than enter it.Unless the effect says otherwise, yes.Which is correct.&nbsp; Restrained, however, prevents it.Correct.Command not only slides them 3+your Cha Mod, it also dazes them, which is almost as bad as where he was before, except -now- he's granting combat advantage and can't struggle to get free.But hey, if that's what you wanna do to get out, be my guest.The 'get out of jail free' card aspect of the different movement types and forced movement is a part of combat in 4e.&nbsp; Movement is not as simple as it was in 3e, and it has multiple possibilities for PCs and NPCs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DracoSuave, post: 4416766, member: 71571"] Correct Incorrect. It disregards difficult terrain. Other terrain such as challenging, blocking or hindering terrain have different effects on forced movement. Cover terrain may block line of effect. Challenging terrain may or may not hinder forced movement, depending on its nature. Blocking terrain cannot be circumvented by forced movement in any way. Hindering terrain permits a save to allow the victim to fall prone and end the forced movement rather than enter it. Unless the effect says otherwise, yes. Which is correct. Restrained, however, prevents it. Correct. Command not only slides them 3+your Cha Mod, it also dazes them, which is almost as bad as where he was before, except -now- he's granting combat advantage and can't struggle to get free. But hey, if that's what you wanna do to get out, be my guest. The 'get out of jail free' card aspect of the different movement types and forced movement is a part of combat in 4e. Movement is not as simple as it was in 3e, and it has multiple possibilities for PCs and NPCs. [/QUOTE]

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