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Message: <blockquote data-quote="drnuncheon" data-source="post: 1453743" data-attributes="member: 96">Not at all.  The power says exactly what I sais it did - you are not affected by magical effects as if you were under the effects of freedom of movement.  You are not actually under the influence of a freedom of movement spell, you are merely able to ignore magical effects as if you were.  Freedom of movement gives you many things, but the Travel ability only gives you one of them.  Artoomis: sorry, but your dictionary definitions of 'regardless of' don't really change anything I said.  'We continued hiking, regardless of the weather' does not imply that we continued hiking regardless of the deep, impassable chasm in our path.'Regardless of' means that you do not pay attention to certain things.  What do you not pay attention to? Whatever you are regardless of.  What are you regardless of? Magical effects that impede movement.  Are you regardless of other effects that impede movement? By no means.If the power had merely said 'regardless of effects that impede' I would completely agree with you.  But the word 'magical' was added, and I must assume that it was added for a reason.What you are essentially saying is that 'regardless of magical effects that impede movement' is treated exactly the same as 'regardless of any effects that impede movement'.  Sorry, but I can't see the logical jump there.J</blockquote>