Entangle Terrain
An Ordinary Aura of trammeling roots
Minions occupying affected sites lose Airborne and are Immobile. Lasts 3 of your turns.
Drew Tucker
FAQs
Q: Does this affect subsurface units, as well as surface?
Yes, since it doesn't say "atop." Note that it doesn't affect minions in the void, since the void isn't a site.
Q: If a minion declares a move and attack vs. a target in Entangle Terrain, what happens?
The minion becomes Immobile as soon as it occupies the Engangle Terrain, and thus won’t be able to complete its attack (or additional movement steps, if any). In the example grid, the Apprentice Wizard is on site A, and the Entangle Terrain affects the sites labeled E. The Wizard declares a move and attack onto E. It moves on, becomes Immobile, and can't attack.
| E | E | A |
| E | E |
Q: What does "lasts 3 of your turns" technically mean?
Add a counter at the end of each of your turns, and dispel it when there are 3 counters.
FAQs
Q: Does this affect subsurface units, as well as surface?
Yes, since it doesn't say "atop." Note that it doesn't affect minions in the void, since the void isn't a site.
Q: If a minion declares a move and attack vs. a target in Entangle Terrain, what happens?
The minion becomes Immobile as soon as it occupies the Engangle Terrain, and thus won’t be able to complete its attack (or additional movement steps, if any). In the example grid, the Apprentice Wizard is on site A, and the Entangle Terrain affects the sites labeled E. The Wizard declares a move and attack onto E. It moves on, becomes Immobile, and can't attack.
| E | E | A |
| E | E |
Q: What does "lasts 3 of your turns" technically mean?
Add a counter at the end of each of your turns, and dispel it when there are 3 counters.