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| Use a good sense approach to see if it should consume movement on the character’s turn. If it is being used to gain additional movement, it should cost movement. If it’s something unexpected or undesirable- it shouldn’t. | Use a good sense approach to see if it should consume movement on the character’s turn. If it is being used to gain additional movement, it should cost movement. If it’s something unexpected or undesirable- it shouldn’t. | ||
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| + | ===== Occupying the Same Square ===== | ||
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| + | You cannot share the same space as another creature, except in the following circumstances: | ||
| + | * Ally: You can occupy the same square as an ally (excluding your mount) if both creatures are willing. Both creatures become crowded. | ||
| + | * Grappled: If you’ve grappled someone you can enter their square. | ||
| + | * Tumble: You can move through an occupied square if you make an Acrobatics check to do so. (You can’t begin or end your movement in an occupied square with this however.) | ||
| + | Also, your GM has some wiggle room with this. Can a pixy the size of a teacup and a halfkin share the same square? Probably. Could two orcs? Probably not. If you’re locked in a tiny 5x5 cell with someone- you’re sharing a square technically. Use your best judgment! | ||