(11-24-2012, 10:19 AM)campsawyer Wrote: But don't mix hills with elevation lines. This is the problem with the rules is explanation of difference between the two. In elevation hexes you pay the extra MP's for as well as the underlying terrain.
Hills are groups of hexes that encompass several hexes, bounded by elevation lines. So hexes that don't have elevations in them you only pay that terrain MP cost.
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I did not MIX hills and elevation lines. I'm fully aware that one pays the extra MPs as well as the underlying terrain: as I'd already mentioned that in the parenthetical bit of part (ii) I didn't see the point in repeating it in (iii).
Your second paragraph would not explain, in my opinion, why interior hexes (hexes encompassed by elevation lines) are considered LT. And as regards movement there, that is precisely what my part (ii) stated, you know, where I said:
but no additional movement charge beyond the other terrain in hex .
I only brought this up to give some rationalization to the OP regarding the movement points issue and concomitant LT matter.
