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<blockquote data-quote="Andur" data-source="post: 4322973" data-attributes="member: 27898">Blasts should be considered one square high, determining who gets hit by them at angles is fairly simple, just turn the &quot;grid&quot; on its &quot;side&quot; and then follow the same rules for moving through squares which have a corner cut off, just don't do 45 deg. angles. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)"&nbsp; data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" />&nbsp; For the example given of 15' away and 10' high, you could hit foes adjacent to you with the blast and then either foes on the ground or at 5' elevation at the 2 square mark, and then the enemies on the 10' elevation at the 3 square mark.&nbsp; (Ground being actually 0' elevation so 0-5' is one square, 5-10' is two square, and 10-'15' is three squares. As far as why blast being indefinite &quot;up&quot;, what happens in a 100' long hall and the wizard flies over an enemy, and does a blast looking down at his opponent?&nbsp; the blast hits the enemy, and then goes &quot;up&quot; along the hallway forever.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andur, post: 4322973, member: 27898"] Blasts should be considered one square high, determining who gets hit by them at angles is fairly simple, just turn the "grid" on its "side" and then follow the same rules for moving through squares which have a corner cut off, just don't do 45 deg. angles. ;) For the example given of 15' away and 10' high, you could hit foes adjacent to you with the blast and then either foes on the ground or at 5' elevation at the 2 square mark, and then the enemies on the 10' elevation at the 3 square mark. (Ground being actually 0' elevation so 0-5' is one square, 5-10' is two square, and 10-'15' is three squares. As far as why blast being indefinite "up", what happens in a 100' long hall and the wizard flies over an enemy, and does a blast looking down at his opponent? the blast hits the enemy, and then goes "up" along the hallway forever. [/QUOTE]

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