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Ok this came up at Dizzy Dugout. Spry and I could not find anything in the rule book to specify an answer. I figured the experts here could help us out.
When moving diagonally do you take a straight path from one square to the next or do you actually take a one over and up path? The reason I ask is that by moving diagonally I was able to avoid an AOO whereas if I had to move over one way then down I actually moved into an adjacent square.
Does that make sense without a visual?
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A diagonal move is from one square directly to another - it is actually a good way to avoid AoOs sometimes. The exception is around a corner - you cannot diagonally move past a corner.
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a diagonal move is moved diagonally.
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I believe you move straight from one square to the next. Note: you can't do this around corners of walls, then you would have to move one up, and one over.
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Whoa!! None of your posts were there when I started typing my response.
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Ok that is how we played it and that is how the rule book showed it. Thanks 
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