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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Guyanthalas" data-source="post: 4604301" data-attributes="member: 73919">Yes and no. While I agree with your reasoning (and put it into practice in my games), I still do see that there can be an argument made. For simplification, lets use a large creature:Force orb attacks the creature, and then it hits all adjacent enemies. This means that it has the potential to hit 12 enemies if it was completely surrounded (excluding 3D).If we apply the same rules to a large object, say a statue, does the same value hold true? All creatures around the statue get hit? Now the premise of attack terrain becomes a potential problem. As with my earlier discussion with Morgan_Scott, you could make a theoretical argument that it would hit all creatures adjacent to the earth. As far as the Draco/James argument: An apple is a fruit, it doesn't mean that if its a fruit its an apple. A creature might be an object, it doesn't mean that if its an object its a creature. Force orb targets creatures, or objects. Most powers DO NOT claim to target objects, this is one of the few.</blockquote>