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Turbulence: entering a cloud costs an additional height, applied after the maneuver's normal height change; a plane already at height 0 crashes instead. Planes are exempt until they first occupy a non-cloud cell, so clouds on a starting hex can't trap every entering plane. Concealed fire: planes may shoot from inside a cloud, though shots still cannot enter or pass through cloud cells. Both variants are marked experimental pending dev-server testing before they're exposed in production. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01BK3bL3XekxLsqgRWgYBv7W
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Turbulence: entering a cloud costs an additional height, applied after the maneuver's normal height change; a plane already at height 0 crashes instead. Planes are exempt until they first occupy a non-cloud cell, so clouds on a starting hex can't trap every entering plane.
Concealed fire: planes may shoot from inside a cloud, though shots still cannot enter or pass through cloud cells.
I've tested them both on the developer playground, including continuing to play states from existing games.
Both variants are marked experimental pending dev-server testing before they're exposed in production.