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CLEAR  Clear terrain represents open areas of grass.
Clear terrain has no special effect on movement or combat.
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WHEATFIELD/CORNFIELD  Field terrain includes cultivated areas
of wheat, corn, or hay.  Fields offer no protection 
from enemy fire.  Units in a wheatfield which are not moving
or firing cannot be seen by enemy troops.
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FOREST  Forest terrain contains uncultivated stands of trees and 
bushes.  Forests offer protection from enemy fire, and
significantly slow the movement of troops.
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ORCHARD  Orchards contain groves of peach, pear, or apple
trees.  Orchards offer some protection from enemy fire, and
slow the movement of troops.
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ROCKY/BOULDERS  Rocky terrain contains large boulders and bushes.
Rocky terrain, especially boulders, offers protection from enemy fire, 
and significantly slows the movement of troops.
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MARSH  Marsh terrain contains puddles and wet ground.
Marsh significantly slows the movement of troops.
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ELEVATION  Elevation affects movement and combat.
Units at a higher elevation than their opponents are
more effective in fire and melee combat.  Uphill
movement is also slower than normal.