Slippery Terrain (PSR Supplement)

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Slippery Terrain


Slippery terrain is a common hazard. While moving through slippery terrain, you are Slowed. Also, each time you enter an area of slippery terrain or start your turn there, you must succeed on a mark 10 Reflex save or fall Prone.
  A slippery slope — slippery terrain on a slope — cannot be ascended without specialized items or features, and you're not Slowed while descending it.
Slippery ice is a special kind of slippery terrain that some creatures treat differently.