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Originally Posted by toyhandle
And although the card doesn't specify about LEAs for Dzu-Teh, the FAQ confirms that it does take LEAs, so the same thing would happen below, with both an LEA before moving, and Engagement Strike after placing.
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The FAQ says this:
Q: If a Dzu-Teh is engaged to an opponent‟s figure, and uses Glacier Traverse to leave the engagement, is it subject to a leaving engagement attack?
A: Yes, the Dzu-Teh would still take a leaving engagement attack from the figure it was engaged with.
That specifically says "to leave the engagement." Moving to another space adjacent to the figure does not leave engagement, so this ruling does not apply to the question at hand.
The fact that powers like Swamp Water Tunnel specifically say they cause LEAs when they "start to tunnel," and Glacier Traverse does not, is indicative of a difference. "Do what the card says, not what it doesn't say" is a common (though at times incorrect) motto for situations like this. I'd say the Dzu-Teh remains engaged during the Glacier Traverse movement.
Realistically, though, it's just a poorly-worded power. Later powers did similar things in a way that makes more sense.