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      "name": "Breaking Up Your Move",
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      "index": "difficult-terrain",
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  "name": "Movement and Position",
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    "index": "combat",
    "name": "Combat",
    "url": "/api/2014/rules/combat"
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  "updated_at": "2026-09-24T21:12:35.682Z",
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