Leap Spell Movement

[Chillbilly]

Just wanted to make sure I understand how this would work when moving vertically. If you cast leap on a model that is (let's say) 5" up in a building, do you move the model down the side of the building (vertically) and then along the ground (horizontally) placing them 5" from the building? Or, do you move them diagonally along a straight line to the ground to land 8" (according to the geometry of a triangle) from the building effectively completing a 13" move? The description says to complete a 10" move ignoring the effects of difficult terrain, but doesn't really cover changes in elevation in that move.

[Timeshadow]

It has been mentioned by Joe that leap does not protect figures from falling and if they travel more than 3" down they will take regular falling damage. A leaping figure cannot "climb" so you couldn't use leap move halved to safely climb down 5". Leap is great for up but down is another matter :-) that beeing said combine Leap with a ring of slowfall and you can go up and down at will with no issues.