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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Noumenon" data-source="post: 5241192" data-attributes="member: 70102">In that example, the group pursued two orcs into a room, the hallway became congested (paladin, fighter, and halfling ranger) and the rogue decided to go around to the back.  This was about a 170-foot trip (down a conveyor belt, behind an orc sentry, and down a staircase).Another example: One member of the party fighting a giant scorpion (can't remember if he was already grappled or not) and one of the other two goes around about 90-120 feet to come out in the other entrance of the room.Third example: Party member gets himself smuggled into the funeral home inside a coffin, other party member gets caught sneaking in and starts a fight, first party member decides his character doesn't have enough proof to want to be a part of murdering funeral home employees.  Third party member never enters the funeral home at all.  Honestly a lot of my problem is that the players aren't committed to supporting each other in combat, and sometimes I suspect they sneak around just as an excuse to stay out of danger.</blockquote>