Level Up (A5E) Difficult terrain in creature's space

[Valrei]

In 5e you treat any terrain that is occupied by a creature as difficult terrain, even if you can enter it, it will still count as difficult terrain.
However I was looking for the a5e equivalent and I couldn't find it. Does a5e not have this rule? Or am I missing somewhere that says that? So for example if I would use overrun or the decomposer swarm power I could enter an enemy creature's space and it would not be difficult terrain?

 

[W'rkncacnter]

yeah, no, i don't think it is a rule in a5e. i couldn't find it either.

my 5e group ignores this rule anyway, so i guess for us it'd be no big loss...

 

[Selganor]

A5E has a note in "Combat in Movement" that blocks movement through a creature's space unless the creature allows moving through it.

The only other way everyone can try is "Overrun" and that doesn't mention anything that your movement is hindered

 

[Valrei]

Indeed, the only mention of difficult terrain that is in (or actually on) the enemy's square is grab on, but that seems like a special case because that states: "On a success, you move into the creature’s space and can move upon its body as if it is difficult terrain ."