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Message: <blockquote data-quote="im_robertb" data-source="post: 5109197" data-attributes="member: 60909">The situation:A wizard has used Rolling Thunder:Rolling Thunder - Wizard Attack 1Standard Action     Ranged 10Target: One or two creatures.Attack: Intelligence vs. ReflexHit: 3d6 + Intelligence modifier thunder damage, and you slide the primary target 3 squares.Miss: Half damage, and you slide the primary target 1 square.Effect: You conjure a thunderball in 1 square within each primarytarget's space. Each thunderball lasts until the end of your next turn.Each thunderball can make a secondary attack.  Opportunity Action: Melee 1  Trigger: A creature moves out of the thunderball's square.  Secondary Target: The triggering creature  Secondary Attack: Intelligence vs. Reflex  Hit: 5 thunder damage.  Sustain Minor: Each thunderball persists.It is currently the wizard's initiative, and she created the thunderballs on her previous turn. What the PCs want to do is this:1) The wizard sustains the power on her turn.2) The rogue closes a door, cutting off the wizard's line of sight and line of effect to the thunderballs.     Question A: Do the thunderballs disappear now?3) The wizard's initiative comes up again.     Question B: Can she sustain the thunderballs again, provided she remains within 10 squares of them?</blockquote>