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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OchreJelly" data-source="post: 4705694" data-attributes="member: 62056">Some weird scenarios came up during a recent session with the players using wall spells and their interaction with larger monsters.  In the first example a huge creature is attempting to move through a blade barrier.  It needs to enter 3 of the barrier's squares.  Here is part of the power's entry:Now the huge creature entered 3 spaces, so does it take the damage 3 times?In another example, a large creature is attempting to move through a wall of fire.  Because of the way the player positioned it, it will need to move through multiple squares of the wall to get out.  Here's part of that power's entry (I'm not quoting the whole part, so I hope that's ok): Because the creature has to move through multiple spaces of the wall to get out, does it take the 3d6 each time it moves into a new part of the wall?  Also if a large creature is both in the wall, and partly outside of the wall, does it take both the inside and adjacent damage?I ruled on the side of dealing more damage, which seems to make these powers pretty strong against bigger creatures.  I did tell my players I would research it, but at the time I wanted to wrap things up anyway.  Anyone else know more about this?  Perhaps some errata I'm missing?</blockquote>