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If there is an obstacle between the Charger and the target it is. There is no requirement for LOS or LOE between them, so the most direct path around the obstacle is valid.

I think it'd be valuable to step back from the rules and examine what a real world charge is, then interpret from there. One combatant running up to another (probably with weapon raised) and hitting him. In the scenario, if F charged from the same general area as T, then M should be able to...