Push away from character

[Dualcanvas]

To clarify, push away vs push away from this character.  Push away is measured from the pushed character,  while push from this character is measured from the character pushing the opponent 

[Negoldar]

On 12/11/2021 at 1:51 AM, Dualcanvas said:

To clarify, push away vs push away from this character.  Push away is measured from the pushed character,  while push from this character is measured from the character pushing the opponent 

When “away” is used in a rule that pushes it means to push the character away from the origin of the push. This usually means they must move away from the character doing the push. 

[Dualcanvas]

I guess my main point of confusion isn't the "away", it is "push away from this character." I know that a push away(always a 90 degree angle from the character performing thr push) you would place the movement tool from the character being pushed, but I had thought that away from this character meant that the movement tool would be placed on the character performing the push. For example the push from black panther strike. 

[Negoldar]

57 minutes ago, Dualcanvas said:

I guess my main point of confusion isn't the "away", it is "push away from this character." I know that a push away(always a 90 degree angle from the character performing thr push) you would place the movement tool from the character being pushed, but I had thought that away from this character meant that the movement tool would be placed on the character performing the push. For example the push from black panther strike. 

For Black Panther's Strike attack, the movement tool is placed on the target of the attack and it moves following the rules for away.

[Dualcanvas]

So there is no difference then between push away and push away from this character.  Thank you for the clarification