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<blockquote data-quote="tbitonti" data-source="post: 933904" data-attributes="member: 10416">Vert or HorizI just realized that I didn't know if a blade barrier is supposed to be horizontal or vertical.&nbsp; Like a wall, or like a table top.I presume that either way its maybe a few inches thick.If you walk through a vertical blade barrier, then it seems that you will take damage when you move through the barrier.&nbsp; You could perhaps choose to remain with the plane of the barrier intersecting you, and keep taking damage, but usually you will be pushed out of the barrier.Cover bonuses for the wall make sense here: The blades simply get in the way.More troublesome, the other way: horizontal blades.&nbsp; Then, if its a couple of feet off the ground, one could duck under it.&nbsp; But what if its only inches off the ground?&nbsp; Picture a monster at the center of a 30' room, with a horizontal blade barrier cast into the room.&nbsp; Then what?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tbitonti, post: 933904, member: 10416"] [b]Vert or Horiz[/b] I just realized that I didn't know if a blade barrier is supposed to be horizontal or vertical. Like a wall, or like a table top. I presume that either way its maybe a few inches thick. If you walk through a vertical blade barrier, then it seems that you will take damage when you move through the barrier. You could perhaps choose to remain with the plane of the barrier intersecting you, and keep taking damage, but usually you will be pushed out of the barrier. Cover bonuses for the wall make sense here: The blades simply get in the way. More troublesome, the other way: horizontal blades. Then, if its a couple of feet off the ground, one could duck under it. But what if its only inches off the ground? Picture a monster at the center of a 30' room, with a horizontal blade barrier cast into the room. Then what? [/QUOTE]

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