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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BalazarIago" data-source="post: 2306272" data-attributes="member: 31750">This weekend, our adventuring party encountered a difficult situation and used ingenuity and creativity to overcome a deadly obstacle.The room was designed so that the Ogre Zombie could not be reached unless you entered its Threat Zone. Of course, we found this out the hard way. Our second level party had no fighters or clerics, but we were determined.We decided to use a silver mirror we had found earlier in our adventures and secured it to the end of a quarter staff. The sorcerer send some dancing lights into the room to light it, and our rogue move to the edge of the zombie’s threat zone and positioned the mirror in such a way so that the person behind her could see the zombie. And with the use of spells like Magic Missile, which automatically hit if you can see the target, (I used Molecular Agitation), we were able to kill the Zombie. The DM did require us to roll a Spot check to ensure that we could see the target before casting on it, and it did take a lot out of us to kill it.My question is along the lines of how valid is it to use a mirror to achieve line of sight. Any comments?</blockquote>