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T S1: don't say you can always undo
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speaker=narrator
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caption= _"Movement"
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image=wesnoth-icon.png
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message= _"When you select a unit, in this case Konrad, the places he can move to are highlighted. All units have a certain number of <i>movement points</i>, which dictate how many hexes that unit can move per turn. Normally, moving one hex uses one movement point, but moving across different types of hexes, or <i>terrains</i>, can use up more. You will learn more about that later. To move, simply click on your destination. You can always press <b>u</b> to undo a move if you move to the wrong place." +
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message= _"When you select a unit, in this case Konrad, the places he can move to are highlighted. All units have a certain number of <i>movement points</i>, which dictate how many hexes that unit can move per turn. Normally, moving one hex uses one movement point, but moving across different types of hexes, or <i>terrains</i>, can use up more. You will learn more about that later. To move, simply click on your destination. You can press <b>u</b> to undo a move if you move to the wrong place." +
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{CONTINUE_MSG}
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[/message]
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speaker=narrator
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caption= _"Movement"
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image=wesnoth-icon.png
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message= _"When you select a unit, in this case Li’sar, the places she can move to are highlighted. All units have a certain number of <i>movement points</i>, which dictate how many hexes that unit can move per turn. Normally, moving one hex uses one movement point, but moving across different types of hexes, or <i>terrains</i>, can use up more. You will learn more about that later. To move, simply click on your destination. You can always press <b>u</b> to undo a move if you move to the wrong place." +
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message= _"When you select a unit, in this case Li’sar, the places she can move to are highlighted. All units have a certain number of <i>movement points</i>, which dictate how many hexes that unit can move per turn. Normally, moving one hex uses one movement point, but moving across different types of hexes, or <i>terrains</i>, can use up more. You will learn more about that later. To move, simply click on your destination. You can press <b>u</b> to undo a move if you move to the wrong place." +
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{CONTINUE_MSG}
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[/message]
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)}
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