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Zone Mortalis: Pools, Pitfalls and Stills

December 2019·p. 132

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Toxic pools punish vulnerable fighters, pitfalls make forced movement near an edge especially dangerous and industrial stills can release gas when damaged. Each feature changes the value of the surrounding ground, encouraging gangs to consider where a fighter may be pushed or pinned as carefully as where that fighter begins.

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