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Originally posted by MackeyJ

If a creature is made to rout on the teleporter map does if have to take a teleporter if it is the fastest way of getting to the exit or does the creature just run straight to the exit and completely forget that there are any teleporters near by?

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TELEPORTERS
Teleporters are single squares that count as clear terrain except
for the following special rules. During its turn, any active creature
that moves into or begins its turn on a teleporter square can, as a
swift action, move to any other teleporter square and continue its
turn. Teleportation can occur in the middle of movement and does
not count against a creature’s normal actions, nor does it replace
its attacks.
A creature can teleport only once per round. Even a creature
with Dual Activation, or one that somehow gains the ability to take another turn, can’t teleport
twice in the same round.
A creature can teleport only to an unoccupied teleporter square, regardless of special abilities
such as Incorporeal and Flight.
A routing creature cannot use a teleporter square.
In this Starter Set, the Teleport Temple map contains several teleporters.

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Originally posted by Richard II

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Originally posted by MackeyJ

If a creature is made to rout on the teleporter map does if have to take a teleporter if it is the fastest way of getting to the exit or does the creature just run straight to the exit and completely forget that there are any teleporters near by?

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Rulebook says routing creatures can't use teleporters.

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You can have your figures walk onto the teleporter and teleport to another, unoccupied teleporter. You cannot teleport into an occupied teleporter, no matter who is on it.

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Originally posted by robbdaman

Yeah an incorporeal creature can teleport from an enemy occupied teleporter but not too one.

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Originally posted by robbdaman

Yeah an incorporeal creature can teleport from an enemy occupied teleporter but not too one. Still it's the only way an enemy can use a teleporter you have occupied. Your own creatures can of course use a teleporter one of your creatures is guarding without a problem. It's one tactic I think we'll see often. Teleporter guarding will be annoying.

R~

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Originally posted by Athas

Here's another question regarding teleporters:

When a creature standing on a teleporter starts its turn adjacent to an enemy creature, does the enemy adjacent creature get an AO if the creature standing on the teleporter uses it?

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Originally posted by Athas

Here's another question regarding teleporters:

When a creature standing on a teleporter starts its turn adjacent to an enemy creature, does the enemy adjacent creature get an AO if the creature standing on the teleporter uses it?

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Originally posted by Richard II

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Originally posted by Athas

Here's another question regarding teleporters:

When a creature standing on a teleporter starts its turn adjacent to an enemy creature, does the enemy adjacent creature get an AO if the creature standing on the teleporter uses it?

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No aoo.

Creatures with flight being able to go through enemy occupied teleporters is gonna make my head hurt. But they still can't teleport to an enemy occupied teleporter, so it might not be too bad.

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Originally posted by MackeyJ
The ruling I got at my local tournament was that because it is a swift action it does not provoke an attack of opportunity. I haven't had the chance to double check this yet though.

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