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<blockquote data-quote="Leif" data-source="post: 4755217" data-attributes="member: 48762">OOC:&nbsp; Shifting to FlankOOC:&nbsp; Thanks, Mowgli, for the reminder of damage to Tarrk's foe.&nbsp; (My post below has been edited accordingly, to be current up to the start of the current round, but it does not include damage from this round yet, of course.)&nbsp; Sorry about that!&nbsp; Walking Dad, if you're in one-on-one combat with a creature, I don't think you can flank it just by shifting.&nbsp; As you approach from a different angle, all it has to do is turn in place to be directly facing you.&nbsp; I think the idea is that you need some kind of distraction or something to be able to flank.&nbsp; (Like an attack from your ally or something.&nbsp; Now since you also have Aimhirghin attacking it, albeit with ranged attacks from behind Tarrk, hmmm, I'll have to give that more thought and study.&nbsp; If anyone has anything to offer, please do so in the OOC thread, please.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Leif, post: 4755217, member: 48762"] [b]OOC: Shifting to Flank[/b] OOC: Thanks, Mowgli, for the reminder of damage to Tarrk's foe. (My post below has been edited accordingly, to be current up to the start of the current round, but it does not include damage from this round yet, of course.) Sorry about that! Walking Dad, if you're in one-on-one combat with a creature, I don't think you can flank it just by shifting. As you approach from a different angle, all it has to do is turn in place to be directly facing you. I think the idea is that you need some kind of distraction or something to be able to flank. (Like an attack from your ally or something. Now since you also have Aimhirghin attacking it, albeit with ranged attacks from behind Tarrk, hmmm, I'll have to give that more thought and study. If anyone has anything to offer, please do so in the OOC thread, please.) [/QUOTE]

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