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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Quickleaf" data-source="post: 4720726" data-attributes="member: 20323">That was my assumption too, at first.But what if there is a way to affect multiple targets without area of effect attacks? For example, what if the MC was based on controlling through time and (like the trick you suggested) using enemies against each other? Kind of a manipulator/aikido/trickster type character.One example of this is creating auras/zones based on enemies which affect its other enemies. Some ways this could work:* Knocking enemy into its enemies, push enemy 1 square and create close burst 1 around its dazing foes.* Infuriate an enemy then shift away, it pushes or attacks other enemies in order to get to you & no longer provides flanking bonus & ignores your allies.* Strike a creature's artery, causing it to spray blood over nearby enemies either blinding them or creating difficult terrain.* You momentarily slip from view and close burst 1 centered on a (formerly) adjacent enemy causes enemies to have a chance to hit one another.Another is establishing control zones (blast 1, creates a zone that moves with you, possibly as a stance or sustain minor)Interesting way to model some polearm attacks.Agreed, the closest idea I can come to this so far are watched over areas that grant opp attacks if entered/action X is taken there.</blockquote>