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It really is the same thing.

A Jump unit, in a river (Difficult terrain) also treats it as Dangerous terrain.

Therefore in that instance the terrain is Difficult and Dangerous terrain.

The Degenerative Terraforming Node is also Difficult and Dangerous terrain.
"11. Degenerative Terraforming Node Once the artefact is triggered, it is active for the rest of the game. All terrain and open ground within 6" becomes difficult and dangerous terrain." (106)

 DeathReaper wrote:
It really is the same thing.

A Jump unit, in a river (Difficult terrain) also treats it as Dangerous terrain.

Therefore in that instance the terrain is Difficult and Dangerous terrain.

No, it's difficult terrain that is dangerous terrain for the unit standing in it.

The Degenerative Terraforming Node is also Difficult and Dangerous terrain.
"11. Degenerative Terraforming Node Once the artefact is triggered, it is active for the rest of the game. All terrain and open ground within 6" becomes difficult and dangerous terrain." (106)

That's a valid example of redundancy.

rigeld2 wrote:

 DeathReaper wrote:
It really is the same thing.

A Jump unit, in a river (Difficult terrain) also treats it as Dangerous terrain.

Therefore in that instance the terrain is Difficult and Dangerous terrain.

No, it's difficult terrain that is dangerous terrain for the unit standing in it.

Which is, in that instance, difficult and dangerous terrain.

rigeld2 wrote:

 DeathReaper wrote:
The Degenerative Terraforming Node is also Difficult and Dangerous terrain.
"11. Degenerative Terraforming Node Once the artefact is triggered, it is active for the rest of the game. All terrain and open ground within 6" becomes difficult and dangerous terrain." (106)

That's a valid example of redundancy.

And proof that terrain can have more than one classification.

 DeathReaper wrote:

rigeld2 wrote:

 DeathReaper wrote:
It really is the same thing.

A Jump unit, in a river (Difficult terrain) also treats it as Dangerous terrain.

Therefore in that instance the terrain is Difficult and Dangerous terrain.

No, it's difficult terrain that is dangerous terrain for the unit standing in it.

Which is, in that instance, difficult and dangerous terrain.

It's really not. treat as == is, meaning that to the Jump unit it's Dangerous terrain, not difficult and dangerous.

And proof that terrain can have more than one classification.

Cool story bro? Pretty sure that's irrelevant overall.

rigeld2 wrote:

 DeathReaper wrote:

rigeld2 wrote:

 DeathReaper wrote:
It really is the same thing.

A Jump unit, in a river (Difficult terrain) also treats it as Dangerous terrain.

Therefore in that instance the terrain is Difficult and Dangerous terrain.

No, it's difficult terrain that is dangerous terrain for the unit standing in it.

Which is, in that instance, difficult and dangerous terrain.

It's really not. treat as == is, meaning that to the Jump unit it's Dangerous terrain, not difficult and dangerous.

But it does not just say treats as it says " also treat rivers and lakes as dangerous terrain" Also treats as...

and, as we know from Pistol weapons, that are assault 1 weapons and also CCW's in the assault phase. This means you can shoot a pistol on Overwatch as they are also treated as CCW's in the Assault Phase.

rigeld2 wrote:

 DeathReaper wrote:
And proof that terrain can have more than one classification.

Cool story bro? Pretty sure that's irrelevant overall.

No, it actually helps show that impassible is not lost when a unit that is enfeebled tries to move across it.

 DeathReaper wrote:
But it does not just say treats as it says " also treat rivers and lakes as dangerous terrain" Also treats as...

Irrelevant redundancy - since Jump units treat difficult as dangerous anyway.

and, as we know from Pistol weapons, that are assault 1 weapons and also CCW's in the assault phase. This means you can shoot a pistol on Overwatch as they are also treated as CCW's in the Assault Phase.

And? It's still only one Type, and it includes the word "also" in its rule.

rigeld2 wrote:

 DeathReaper wrote:
And proof that terrain can have more than one classification.

Cool story bro? Pretty sure that's irrelevant overall.

No, it actually helps show that impassible is not lost when a unit that is enfeebled tries to move across it.

No, it doesn't. It shows that, were enfeeble worded differently, you'd be correct.
It's not.

It shows terrain can be two different types.