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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Joshua Randall" data-source="post: 9553899" data-attributes="member: 7737">It is well known that convection does not exist in D&D-land (or Titan-land, or any fantasy- or sci-fi-land). You can be 1 inch away from molten steel, lava, or the surface of a star, but as long as you don’t touch it, you’re fine.To make up for the lack of convection, I do always use <a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/55269/lava-rules-fire-and-brimstone" target="_blank">the Lava Rules supplement</a>. (“If you fall into lava, you die. No save.”)This FF book is the most dickish DM ever: “You spot some magma demons finishing off a pair of hapless adventurers.”Players: “We use our ice jewel! We fire bows! We unleash a maximum range sleet storm!”DM: “Whatever. They are suddenly miniature-base-to-miniature-base with you all. Roll for initiative.”Players: “What??? How did they cross the intervening distance so quickly without being hit by ice / arrows / sleet / harsh language?”DM: “I’ll show you harsh language if you don’t roll. For. Initiative.”Defend and hope broken spellcaster carries the day?On a more serious note — don’t kill the one to the north of 1, so the other one further north can’t do anything (as they seem to lack ranged attacks). Similarly the one diagonally adjacent to 4 cannot attack, so perhaps leave it there until later.</blockquote>