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Does it count as two squares to move into a yellow or green square and an additional two squares to move off of it?
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Not off of it
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thanks.
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That's how it almost always works in practice, but the rule is that it costs *double* to move into a square that is yellow or green. So usually it costs two squares. However, sometimes you want to move diagonally - to avoid an attack of opportunity, for example. If you move diagonally into clear terrain it costs 2, so moving diagonally into a yellow or green square costs 4.
As harryg said, the cost movement is determined by what you move into, not what you move out of.
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that explains alot. What if you move diagonally starting in a green or yellow square into another green or yellow square? Would that be 4 also?
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Yes - still 4. The square you move from doesn't matter. All that matters is the square you move into. So moving from a green square diagonally into clear terrain only costs 2.
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