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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stormonu" data-source="post: 9482775" data-attributes="member: 52734">Most fumble tables for ranged weapons I've seen from others usually end with the arrow in some ally's back and rarely have a direct affect applied to the attacker.  I use a rule that generally ends in bad results for the ranged attacker, and "firing into melee" has a different rule for determining if an unexpected target is hit (generally, disadvantage to the attack, if the lower roll is a miss and the higher roll would hit an AC, it's hit a random target other than the one you were aiming at).Also, I've been annoyed enough times by super-accurate attempts to place AOE's that it's standard practice to require a skill roll to place things so precisely (the scatter diagram gets a lot of use...).</blockquote>