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-| STYLE="vertical-align: center; text-align:justify;" align="left" | An open terrain in a game board represents a tile in which a character can move onto and move pass freely. It does not impede [[Line of Sight|line of sight]] and [[Movement|movement]]. Figure 1 shows a [[Wizard|dwarf wizard]] (Dumkolaz) in a [[Streams of Blood(Ranked)|Streams of Blood]] pvp map. The terrain <span style="color: orange">'''A'''</span> is an open terrain. The picture on the left shows his [[Line of Sight|line of sight]], while the right shows his possible moves. As a dwarf, Dumkolaz can [[Cards/Walk|walk]] two spaces in any direction. You can right-click on any terrain to show its information (Fig. 2).
+| STYLE="vertical-align: center; text-align:justify;" align="left" | An open terrain in a game board represents a tile in which a character can move onto and move pass freely. It does not impede [[Line of Sight|line of sight]] and [[Movement|movement]]. Figure 1 shows a [[Wizard|dwarf wizard]] (Dumkolaz) in a [[Streams of Blood (Ranked)|Streams of Blood]] pvp map. The terrain <span style="color: orange">'''A'''</span> is an open terrain. The picture on the left shows his [[Line of Sight|line of sight]], while the right shows his possible moves. As a dwarf, Dumkolaz can [[Cards/Walk|walk]] two spaces in any direction. You can right-click on any terrain to show its information (Fig. 2).
 | [[File:Open_terrain.jpg|thumb|450px|Fig. 1: Open terrain around Dumkolaz]]
 | [[File:Open_pop_up.jpg|thumb|300px|Fig. 2: Open terrain information]]
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-| STYLE="vertical-align: center; text-align:justify;" align="left" | A difficult terrain represents a tile in which a character can move onto but cannot move pass freely. It does not impede [[Line of Sight|line of sight]] but all moves into a difficult terrain forces the character to end its move. Figure 3 shows an elf wizard (Lomi) in a [[Bridge(Ranked)|Bridge]] pvp map. The terrain <span style="color: orange">'''B'''</span> is a difficult terrain. The picture on the left shows her [[Line of Sight|line of sight]], while the right shows her possible moves. As an elf, Lomi can [[Cards/Dash|dash]] four spaces in any direction. However, due to the difficult terrain at <span style="color: orange">'''B'''</span>, Lomi is only able to move one space instead of four. You can right-click on any terrain to show its information (Fig. 4).
+| STYLE="vertical-align: center; text-align:justify;" align="left" | A difficult terrain represents a tile in which a character can move onto but cannot move pass freely. It does not impede [[Line of Sight|line of sight]] but all moves into a difficult terrain forces the character to end its move. Figure 3 shows an elf wizard (Lomi) in a [[Bridge (Ranked)|Bridge]] pvp map. The terrain <span style="color: orange">'''B'''</span> is a difficult terrain. The picture on the left shows her [[Line of Sight|line of sight]], while the right shows her possible moves. As an elf, Lomi can [[Cards/Dash|dash]] four spaces in any direction. However, due to the difficult terrain at <span style="color: orange">'''B'''</span>, Lomi is only able to move one space instead of four. You can right-click on any terrain to show its information (Fig. 4).
 | [[File:Difficult terrain.jpg|thumb|450px|Fig. 3: Difficult terrain around Lomi]]
 | [[File:Difficult_pop_up.jpg|thumb|300px|Fig. 4: Difficult terrain information]]
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 ==Impassable Terrain==
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-| STYLE="vertical-align: center; text-align:justify;" align="left" | An impassable terrain represents a tile in which a character cannot move onto but can see pass. It does not impede [[Line of Sight|line of sight]]. Figure 7 shows a [[Priest|dwarf priest]] (Urista) in a [[Streams of Blood(Ranked)|Streams of Blood]] pvp map. The terrain <span style="color: orange">'''D'''</span> is an impassable terrain. The picture on the left shows her [[Line of Sight|line of sight]], while the right shows her possible moves. As a dwarf, Urista can [[Cards/Walk|walk]] two spaces in any direction. However, due to the impassable terrain at <span style="color: orange">'''D'''</span>, Urista is unable to move into the terrain. She can see pass the terrain to target units beyond. You can right-click on any terrain to show its information (Fig. 8).
+| STYLE="vertical-align: center; text-align:justify;" align="left" | An impassable terrain represents a tile in which a character cannot move onto but can see pass. It does not impede [[Line of Sight|line of sight]]. Figure 7 shows a [[Priest|dwarf priest]] (Urista) in a [[Streams of Blood (Ranked)|Streams of Blood]] pvp map. The terrain <span style="color: orange">'''D'''</span> is an impassable terrain. The picture on the left shows her [[Line of Sight|line of sight]], while the right shows her possible moves. As a dwarf, Urista can [[Cards/Walk|walk]] two spaces in any direction. However, due to the impassable terrain at <span style="color: orange">'''D'''</span>, Urista is unable to move into the terrain. She can see pass the terrain to target units beyond. You can right-click on any terrain to show its information (Fig. 8).
 | [[File:Impassable terrain.jpg|thumb|450px|Fig. 7: Impassable terrain around Urista]]
 | [[File:Impassable pop up.jpg|thumb|300px|Fig. 8: Impassable terrain information]]
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-| STYLE="vertical-align: center; text-align:justify;" align="left" | Victory terrains belong to a type of special terrain with a gameplay condition. They are easily distinguished by a golden tile overlay. All characters standing on victory terrains in a game board at the end of a round are tabulated. Whichever party that has more characters standing on victory terrains wins a victory point. If it is a tie, neither side scores. Victory points go towards completing a campaign battle or notching a pvp win. Due to its condition, victory terrains are either [[Game_Terrain#Open Terrain|open terrains]] or [[Game_Terrain#Difficult Terrain|difficult terrains]]. They do not impede [[Line of Sight|line of sight]]. Figure 9 shows two parties contesting victory squares in a [[Temple Tussle(Ranked)|Temple Tussle]] pvp map. You can right-click on any terrain to show its information (Fig. 10).
+| STYLE="vertical-align: center; text-align:justify;" align="left" | Victory terrains belong to a type of special terrain with a gameplay condition. They are easily distinguished by a golden tile overlay. All characters standing on victory terrains in a game board at the end of a round are tabulated. Whichever party that has more characters standing on victory terrains wins a victory point. If it is a tie, neither side scores. Victory points go towards completing a campaign battle or notching a pvp win. Due to its condition, victory terrains are either [[Game_Terrain#Open Terrain|open terrains]] or [[Game_Terrain#Difficult Terrain|difficult terrains]]. They do not impede [[Line of Sight|line of sight]]. Figure 9 shows two parties contesting victory squares in a [[Temple Tussle (Ranked)|Temple Tussle]] pvp map. You can right-click on any terrain to show its information (Fig. 10).
 | [[File:Victory terrain.jpg|thumb|450px|Fig. 9: Characters contesting in victory terrains]]
 | [[File:Victory_pop_up.jpg‎|thumb|300px|Fig. 10: Victory terrain information]]

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 ==Impassable Terrain==
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-| STYLE="vertical-align: center; text-align:justify;" align="left" | An impassable terrain represents a tile in which a character cannot move onto but can see pass. It does not impede [[Line of Sight|line of sight]]. Figure 7 shows a [[Priest|dwarf priest]] (Urista) in a [[Streams of Blood(Ranked)|Streams of Blood]] pvp map. The terrain <span style="color: orange">'''D'''</span> is an impassable terrain. The picture on the left shows his [[Line of Sight|line of sight]], while the right shows his possible moves. As a dwarf, Urista can [[Cards/Walk|walk]] two spaces in any direction. However, due to the impassable terrain at <span style="color: orange">'''D'''</span>, Urista is unable to move into the terrain. He can see pass the terrain to target units beyond. You can right-click on any terrain to show its information (Fig. 8).
+| STYLE="vertical-align: center; text-align:justify;" align="left" | An impassable terrain represents a tile in which a character cannot move onto but can see pass. It does not impede [[Line of Sight|line of sight]]. Figure 7 shows a [[Priest|dwarf priest]] (Urista) in a [[Streams of Blood(Ranked)|Streams of Blood]] pvp map. The terrain <span style="color: orange">'''D'''</span> is an impassable terrain. The picture on the left shows her [[Line of Sight|line of sight]], while the right shows her possible moves. As a dwarf, Urista can [[Cards/Walk|walk]] two spaces in any direction. However, due to the impassable terrain at <span style="color: orange">'''D'''</span>, Urista is unable to move into the terrain. She can see pass the terrain to target units beyond. You can right-click on any terrain to show its information (Fig. 8).
-| [[File:Impassable terrain.jpg|thumb|450px|Fig. 7: Blocked terrain around Urista]]
+| [[File:Impassable terrain.jpg|thumb|450px|Fig. 7: Impassable terrain around Urista]]
-| [[File:Impassable pop up.jpg|thumb|300px|Fig. 8: Blocked terrain information]]
+| [[File:Impassable pop up.jpg|thumb|300px|Fig. 8: Impassable terrain information]]
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-| STYLE="vertical-align: center; text-align:justify;" align="left" | Victory terrains belong to a type of special terrain with a gameplay condition. They are easily distinguished by a golden tile overlay. All characters standing on victory terrains in a game board at the end of a round are tabulated. Whichever party that has more characters standing on victory terrains wins a victory point. Victory points go towards completing a campaign battle or notching a pvp win. Due to its condition, victory terrains are either [[Game_Terrain#Open Terrain|open terrains]] or [[Game_Terrain#Difficult Terrain|difficult terrains]]. They do not impede [[Line of Sight|line of sight]]. Figure 9 shows two parties contesting victory squares in a [[Temple Tussle(Ranked)|Temple Tussle]] pvp map. You can right-click on any terrain to show its information (Fig. 10).
+| STYLE="vertical-align: center; text-align:justify;" align="left" | Victory terrains belong to a type of special terrain with a gameplay condition. They are easily distinguished by a golden tile overlay. All characters standing on victory terrains in a game board at the end of a round are tabulated. Whichever party that has more characters standing on victory terrains wins a victory point. If it is a tie, neither side scores. Victory points go towards completing a campaign battle or notching a pvp win. Due to its condition, victory terrains are either [[Game_Terrain#Open Terrain|open terrains]] or [[Game_Terrain#Difficult Terrain|difficult terrains]]. They do not impede [[Line of Sight|line of sight]]. Figure 9 shows two parties contesting victory squares in a [[Temple Tussle(Ranked)|Temple Tussle]] pvp map. You can right-click on any terrain to show its information (Fig. 10).
 | [[File:Victory terrain.jpg|thumb|450px|Fig. 9: Characters contesting in victory terrains]]
 | [[File:Victory_pop_up.jpg‎|thumb|300px|Fig. 10: Victory terrain information]]

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-| STYLE="vertical-align: center; text-align:justify;" align="left" | An open terrain in a game board represents a tile in which a character can move onto and move pass freely. It does not impede [[Line of Sight|line of sight]] and [[Movement|movement]]. Figure 1 shows a dwarf wizard (Dumkolaz) in a [[Streams of Blood(Ranked)|Streams of Blood]] pvp map. The terrain <span style="color: orange">'''A'''</span> is an open terrain. The picture on the left shows his [[Line of Sight|line of sight]], while the right shows his possible moves. As a dwarf, Dumkolaz can [[Cards/Walk|walk]] two spaces in any direction. You can right-click on any terrain to show its information (Fig. 2).
+| STYLE="vertical-align: center; text-align:justify;" align="left" | An open terrain in a game board represents a tile in which a character can move onto and move pass freely. It does not impede [[Line of Sight|line of sight]] and [[Movement|movement]]. Figure 1 shows a [[Wizard|dwarf wizard]] (Dumkolaz) in a [[Streams of Blood(Ranked)|Streams of Blood]] pvp map. The terrain <span style="color: orange">'''A'''</span> is an open terrain. The picture on the left shows his [[Line of Sight|line of sight]], while the right shows his possible moves. As a dwarf, Dumkolaz can [[Cards/Walk|walk]] two spaces in any direction. You can right-click on any terrain to show its information (Fig. 2).
 | [[File:Open_terrain.jpg|thumb|450px|Fig. 1: Open terrain around Dumkolaz]]
 | [[File:Open_pop_up.jpg|thumb|300px|Fig. 2: Open terrain information]]
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 ==Impassable Terrain==
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-| STYLE="vertical-align: center; text-align:justify;" align="left" | An impassable terrain represents a tile in which a character cannot move onto but can see pass. It does not impede [[Line of Sight|line of sight]]. Figure 7 shows a dwarf priest (Urista) in a [[Streams of Blood(Ranked)|Streams of Blood]] pvp map. The terrain <span style="color: orange">'''D'''</span> is an impassable terrain. The picture on the left shows his [[Line of Sight|line of sight]], while the right shows his possible moves. As a dwarf, Urista can [[Cards/Walk|walk]] two spaces in any direction. However, due to the impassable terrain at <span style="color: orange">'''D'''</span>, Urista is unable to move into the terrain. He can see pass the terrain to target units beyond. You can right-click on any terrain to show its information (Fig. 8).
+| STYLE="vertical-align: center; text-align:justify;" align="left" | An impassable terrain represents a tile in which a character cannot move onto but can see pass. It does not impede [[Line of Sight|line of sight]]. Figure 7 shows a [[Priest|dwarf priest]] (Urista) in a [[Streams of Blood(Ranked)|Streams of Blood]] pvp map. The terrain <span style="color: orange">'''D'''</span> is an impassable terrain. The picture on the left shows his [[Line of Sight|line of sight]], while the right shows his possible moves. As a dwarf, Urista can [[Cards/Walk|walk]] two spaces in any direction. However, due to the impassable terrain at <span style="color: orange">'''D'''</span>, Urista is unable to move into the terrain. He can see pass the terrain to target units beyond. You can right-click on any terrain to show its information (Fig. 8).
 | [[File:Impassable terrain.jpg|thumb|450px|Fig. 7: Blocked terrain around Urista]]
 | [[File:Impassable pop up.jpg|thumb|300px|Fig. 8: Blocked terrain information]]

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-Terrains are a huge part of [http://www.cardhunter.com/ Card Hunter] gameplay. A game board can contain up to five different types of terrain. Each terrain type influence [[Line of Sight|line of sight]] and [[movement]] differently. Understanding and mastering the game board is crucial to winning battles and successful campaigns. The five types of terrains are:
+Terrains are a huge part of [http://www.cardhunter.com/ Card Hunter] gameplay. A game board can contain up to five different types of terrain. Each terrain type influence [[Line of Sight|line of sight]] and [[Movement|movement]] differently. Understanding and mastering the game board is crucial to winning battles and successful campaigns. The five types of terrains are:
 *Open terrain
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-| STYLE="vertical-align: center; text-align:justify;" align="left" | An open terrain in a game board represents a tile in which a character can move onto and move pass freely. It does not impede [[Line of Sight|line of sight]] and [[movement]]. Figure 1 shows a dwarf wizard (Dumkolaz) in a [[Streams of Blood(Ranked)|Streams of Blood]] pvp map. The terrain <span style="color: orange">'''A'''</span> is an open terrain. The picture on the left shows his [[Line of Sight|line of sight]], while the right shows his possible moves. As a dwarf, Dumkolaz can [[Cards/Walk|walk]] two spaces in any direction. You can right-click on any terrain to show its information (Fig. 2).
+| STYLE="vertical-align: center; text-align:justify;" align="left" | An open terrain in a game board represents a tile in which a character can move onto and move pass freely. It does not impede [[Line of Sight|line of sight]] and [[Movement|movement]]. Figure 1 shows a dwarf wizard (Dumkolaz) in a [[Streams of Blood(Ranked)|Streams of Blood]] pvp map. The terrain <span style="color: orange">'''A'''</span> is an open terrain. The picture on the left shows his [[Line of Sight|line of sight]], while the right shows his possible moves. As a dwarf, Dumkolaz can [[Cards/Walk|walk]] two spaces in any direction. You can right-click on any terrain to show its information (Fig. 2).
 | [[File:Open_terrain.jpg|thumb|450px|Fig. 1: Open terrain around Dumkolaz]]
 | [[File:Open_pop_up.jpg|thumb|300px|Fig. 2: Open terrain information]]
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-| STYLE="vertical-align: center; text-align:justify;" align="left" | A blocked terrain represents a tile in which a character cannot move onto and cannot see pass. It impedes [[Line of Sight|line of sight]] and [[movement]]. Figure 5 shows a human wizard (Kolo) in a custom scenario pvp map. The terrain <span style="color: orange">'''C'''</span> is a blocked terrain. The picture on the left shows his [[Line of Sight|line of sight]], while the right shows his possible moves. As a human, Kolo can [[Cards/Run|run]] three spaces in any direction. However, due to the blocked terrain at <span style="color: orange">'''C'''</span>, Kolo is unable to move or see pass the terrain. Blocked terrains typically come with thick black borders. You can right-click on any terrain to show its information (Fig. 6).
+| STYLE="vertical-align: center; text-align:justify;" align="left" | A blocked terrain represents a tile in which a character cannot move onto and cannot see pass. It impedes [[Line of Sight|line of sight]] and [[Movement|movement]]. Figure 5 shows a human wizard (Kolo) in a custom scenario pvp map. The terrain <span style="color: orange">'''C'''</span> is a blocked terrain. The picture on the left shows his [[Line of Sight|line of sight]], while the right shows his possible moves. As a human, Kolo can [[Cards/Run|run]] three spaces in any direction. However, due to the blocked terrain at <span style="color: orange">'''C'''</span>, Kolo is unable to move or see pass the terrain. Blocked terrains typically come with thick black borders. You can right-click on any terrain to show its information (Fig. 6).
 | [[File:Blocked terrain.jpg|thumb|450px|Fig. 5: Blocked terrain around Kolo]]
 | [[File:Blocked_pop_up.jpg|thumb|300px|Fig. 6: Blocked terrain information]]

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−	Terrains are a huge part of Card Hunter gameplay. A game board can contain up to five different types of terrain. Each terrain type influence [[Line of Sight\|line of sight]] and [[movement]] differently. Understanding and mastering the game board is crucial to winning battles and successful campaigns. The five types of terrains are:	+	Terrains are a huge part of [http://www.cardhunter.com/ Card Hunter] gameplay. A game board can contain up to five different types of terrain. Each terrain type influence [[Line of Sight\|line of sight]] and [[movement]] differently. Understanding and mastering the game board is crucial to winning battles and successful campaigns. The five types of terrains are:

	*Open terrain		*Open terrain

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