#Models Treat open terrian
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I believe it's just both at once
Rough terrain is a yes or no question, it doesn't matter how many overlapping kinds of rough terrain are in any specific place. However, in this particular case you would run into the issue that amphibious models would ignore the water rough terrain effect, but not the other rough terrain effect.
Yeah, I don't think it would be an either/or unless they somehow conflicted.
Yea Pathfinder would still just ignore it, Amphibious would ignore one source but not the other and thus be slowed
As a parallel example: Eyeless Sight models ignore Clouds for LOS but not forests. A Burning Earth forest still blocks LOS in that case.
Salt and Dukes have it correct
If you’re treating something as water, it’s not open terrain. Is my logical confusion.
it's still open terrain. It's being treated as water but that doesn't make it water
So you only treat it as water for purposes that are not working out if its rough terrain.