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<blockquote data-quote="sunmaster" data-source="post: 4111729" data-attributes="member: 54722">Hi ,There are four types of movement inducing powers : push , pull, shift and slide.Example for push:Tide of Iron: push 1 square.Example for shift:Fox cunning: Shift 1 square.&nbsp;Example for slide:Curse of dark dream : slide 3 squares.Example for slide:I canot find a power which lets the character slide. But &quot;slide&quot; is mentioned under &quot;Stand your ground&quot; for the dwarf fighter.I hope someone can explain for me what are the differences between them.For example, is a push a &quot;must&quot; and a slide a &quot;can&quot;? Or the other way around. Are there saves against one type or even against all the types? If there are names for each of the types - push, pull, slide, etc - then there have to be some differences, or not?Then I hope someone can explain me the effects of these types: Can a push move you out of reach or can only a slide move you out of reach? And other effects....Disclaimer: I looked at the news_2008028.pdf but cannot explanations in it.I read several threads about the Warlord and also about the movement rules but couldn't find explanations in them. This thread is _NOT_ about &quot;good&quot; or &quot;bad&quot; of these rules but it is only about the &quot;how&quot; and &quot;why&quot; - aka &quot;understanding&quot; -.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sunmaster, post: 4111729, member: 54722"] Hi , There are four types of movement inducing powers : push , pull, shift and slide. Example for push: Tide of Iron: push 1 square. Example for shift: Fox cunning: Shift 1 square. Example for slide: Curse of dark dream : slide 3 squares. Example for slide: I canot find a power which lets the character slide. But "slide" is mentioned under "Stand your ground" for the dwarf fighter. I hope someone can explain for me what are the differences between them. For example, is a push a "must" and a slide a "can"? Or the other way around. Are there saves against one type or even against all the types? If there are names for each of the types - push, pull, slide, etc - then there have to be some differences, or not? Then I hope someone can explain me the effects of these types: Can a push move you out of reach or can only a slide move you out of reach? And other effects.... Disclaimer: I looked at the news_2008028.pdf but cannot explanations in it. I read several threads about the Warlord and also about the movement rules but couldn't find explanations in them. This thread is _NOT_ about "good" or "bad" of these rules but it is only about the "how" and "why" - aka "understanding" -. [/QUOTE]

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