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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Herschel" data-source="post: 4618679" data-attributes="member: 78357">According to the rules, you can charge around corners, zig-zag, whatever, so long as you move two squares and end in a square adjacent to the target that was the closest adjacent square from where you started teh charge.  Common sense need not apply. I had a VERY hard time understanding the rule at first because it DOESN'T follow common sense/physics. See again this handy guide: 1. Calculate the square you are starting the charge from.2. Calculate the closest square(s) adjacent to the target from that square. 3. Is/are it/they unoccupied?4. Can you legally move to that/one of those square/squares? If yes to three and four, you can charge. It really is that simple. 1. Calculate the square you are starting the charge from.(Caveat: so long as you have moved two squares.)  You can even back up squares, move laterally, whatever and THEN start your charge from that square as a Charge is a Standard Action.  Of course a DM can adjudicate to disallow it any time he/she wants.</blockquote>