Terrain

Terrain refers to the various types of special tiles found in certain maps. Official names for terrain types are bolded.

Regular Terrain[edit | edit source]

Plains, which have no special effect and allow free movement.
Forests, which reduce infantry movement by one and prevent cavalry movement.
Mountains, cliffs, etc. prevent infantry, cavalry, and armored movement.
Water, ponds, lava, etc. prevent infantry, cavalry, and armored movement.
Walls, boxes, etc. prevent infantry, armored, cavalry, flying movement, and movement through assist skills.

Defensive terrain, which reduces damage taken by the 30% of the unit's Def or Res.
Trenches, which limit cavalry movement to 1 space.
Fortresses, which reduces damage taken during combat by the 30% of the unit's Def or Res, restores 10 HP at the start of the unit's turn and allows units occupying it to warp to sigils, fortresses or camps.
Camps, which reduces damage taken during combat by the 30% of the unit's Def or Res, restores 10 HP at the start of the unit's turn and allows units occupying it to warp to sigils, fortresses or camps.
Sigils, which allows units occupying it to warp to sigils, fortresses or camps.

v t e Terminology

Combat Keywords	Attack Follow-up Counterattack Consecutive attacks Turn Player phase Enemy phase Initiating If unit attacked

Field Keywords	Adjacent Cardinal directions Within 2 spaces Within 3 spaces

Status effects	Bonuses Penalties March Gravity Panic No counterattacks Triangle Adept Guard Air Orders

Hero types	Move Type Weapon Type Beast Dragon Refresher

Mechanics	Cooldown Effective against Out of combat damage Weapon Triangle Advantage Warp Combat boosts Combat reductions Reinforcements

Terrain	Defensive terrain Fortress Camp Trenches Sigils