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Contents 1 Introduction 2 Out of Combat 3 In Combat 4 Movement Points (MP) 4.1 Base Value 5 MP Altering 5.1 Ability 6 Obstructing Movement 7 Movement without using Move Points 8 Using Move Points to Cast Spells 9 Terminology 10 See Also 11 Comments

IntroductionEdit

Movement in Wakfu is perform via left-clicking where you would like to go, however the effect of this is different depending on whether you are in combat or out of it.

Out of CombatEdit

Left-clicking or holding left-click on a location will cause your character to move as quickly as they can to that location.

It may also cause aggressive monsters to attack you if you pass too close to them.

In CombatEdit

When in Combat movement is much more restricted.

• You are only able to actively move when it is your Turn (though some automatic effects may move you)
• Combat is divided into a grid, moving between each Cell on this grid counts as a single step.
• Each step you take in combat uses a Move Point.
• You can only step along the horizontal or vertical axis (accounting for the viewing angle).
• You cannot enter a Cell something else already occupies (another creature, or inanimate obstructions)
• If you are adjacent to an enemy and attempt to move away you will have to pass a Dodge Check in order to do so.

Movement Points (MP)Edit

Every creature has a number of Movement Points, which represent how far they can travel each Turn of combat. This value can be altered through spells and other effects.

Base ValueEdit

• The base MP for all classes is 3.

MP AlteringEdit

A number of spells and effects can alter the MP of a caster's spells. When attempting to reduce the MP of an opponent, the caster must first pass a Willpower Check before the effect is applied. Each time MP is reduced other than part of a spell's cost, the Hypermovement state is applied.

Class	Spell		Effect
Cra		Long Distance Combat	Use all MP for +Damage
Rogue		Pulsar	Use all MP and end turn
Iop		Impact	Chance to apply Bound
		Devastate	Chance to apply Bound
Sram		Scram	+1-3 MP depending on distance from enemies
		Shadow Trap	-MP when stepped on
Sadida		Earthquake	Needs 2 MP to cast, If Totem is hit, -2 MP to target
Feca		Fecastopheles	Needs 1 MP to cast, when standing on Pheles Glyph -1 MP

State	Effect
Bound	-1 MP
Riddled	Chance to get Damaged and lose -3 MP

AbilityEdit

Cost	Max Lvl	Effect
120, 150	2	+1 MP

Obstructing MovementEdit

A number of effects allow you place objects into a fight which can obstruct movement. This can be used defensively, though unless you have some attacks which do not need Line of Sight, you can often find yourself at the same disadvantage.

Class	Spell
Cra		Seismic Beacon
		Incandescent Beacon
		Windy Beacon
Pandawa		Barrel
Sram		Double
Foggernaut		Pummel
		Stomp
		Hammertime
Xelor		Sinistro
		Hydrand
		Xelor's Dial

Movement without using Move PointsEdit

It is possible to move around in combat without using the general MP, for more information see the Move Effects article.

Using Move Points to Cast SpellsEdit

A handful of spells feature MP as part of their cast cost. If the character does not have enough MP, then they cannot cast that spell. This often forces a player to choose between moving, and casting such spells.

TerminologyEdit

• "Movement Point" is often shortened to "MP".
• The symbol is often used to represent MP within the game's interface.

See AlsoEdit

• Action Point (AP)
• Wakfu Point (WP)

• Move Effects
• Dodge Mechanic