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<blockquote data-quote="Forged Fury" data-source="post: 6679115" data-attributes="member: 95059">[OOC]Just a note: Roscoe could use his action to Dash rather than Attack, which would allow him to move another 25 feet. Dash is an action available to any character. Based on how he described it, I imagine he would have Dashed to get to the dogleg turn, passing up Guran. Up to you on how to handle that since it would change a lot of things.Very intrigued about this creature. As far as incorporeal, only two creatures in the basic DM rules are incorporeal as far as I can tell. Based on their entries, they can move through enemy squares as difficult terrain, but it doesn't say anything about the reverse. I think they're treated like normal creatures, so only Roscoe could move through the elf's square.[/OOC]Fulgrim grumbled or, at least, attempted to in the omnipresent silence. With little else to do, he tried to think of what the group could possibly be facing.[OOC][roll0][/OOC]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Forged Fury, post: 6679115, member: 95059"] [OOC]Just a note: Roscoe could use his action to Dash rather than Attack, which would allow him to move another 25 feet. Dash is an action available to any character. Based on how he described it, I imagine he would have Dashed to get to the dogleg turn, passing up Guran. Up to you on how to handle that since it would change a lot of things. Very intrigued about this creature. As far as incorporeal, only two creatures in the basic DM rules are incorporeal as far as I can tell. Based on their entries, they can move through enemy squares as difficult terrain, but it doesn't say anything about the reverse. I think they're treated like normal creatures, so only Roscoe could move through the elf's square.[/OOC] [b]Fulgrim[/b] grumbled or, at least, attempted to in the omnipresent silence. With little else to do, he tried to think of what the group could possibly be facing. [OOC] [roll0] [/OOC] [/QUOTE]

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