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<blockquote data-quote="Malin Genie" data-source="post: 497826" data-attributes="member: 1058">I will probably *yoink* the Shield fix for my home campaign.....thanks for the idea PlaneSailing!Shadow64 - perhaps the problem I have is the interaction of the turn system and the 'facing' system.&nbsp; You can reposition your 'wall' every 6 seconds but then opponents get to run around it as if it (and you) were stationary.&nbsp; However if I move my character a double move north (presumably facing north during the movement) and someone attacks from the South, I am able to react to it (they don't get to 'back attack' me.)Marshall - I agree with your Purple Worm point.&nbsp; Certainly creatures who aren't square *do* have facing (at least front/back vs flanks.)&nbsp; Maybe all creatures should be made square for combat purposes?&nbsp; A horse *in combat* 'occupies' a 10ft by 10ft square as it wheels around trying to defend itself and trample enemies on different sides?Pielorinho - LOL re the troll - I had thought of that problem myself although I usually picture the troll leaning over and biting at the head.&nbsp; Behir BTW.Thanks for all your replies.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Malin Genie, post: 497826, member: 1058"] I will probably *yoink* the Shield fix for my home campaign.....thanks for the idea PlaneSailing! Shadow64 - perhaps the problem I have is the interaction of the turn system and the 'facing' system. You can reposition your 'wall' every 6 seconds but then opponents get to run around it as if it (and you) were stationary. However if I move my character a double move north (presumably facing north during the movement) and someone attacks from the South, I am able to react to it (they don't get to 'back attack' me.) Marshall - I agree with your Purple Worm point. Certainly creatures who aren't square *do* have facing (at least front/back vs flanks.) Maybe all creatures should be made square for combat purposes? A horse *in combat* 'occupies' a 10ft by 10ft square as it wheels around trying to defend itself and trample enemies on different sides? Pielorinho - LOL re the troll - I had thought of that problem myself although I usually picture the troll leaning over and biting at the head. Behir BTW. Thanks for all your replies. [/QUOTE]

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