FlamingCircusBear

*Standing Ovation for @PirateCaptain

This comes down the definition of the words "on" and "in", and if the rulebook differentiates between the two words and from my reading of the rulebook it does. "IN" implies you are occupying a space within the volume of a terrain feature. "On" implies you are occupying a space immediately above the volume of a terrain feature and are touching the boundary of that terrain feature. This right here is one of many examples as to why the wording of rules is very important. I too would like an official ruling from Wyrd on this topic.