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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hypersmurf" data-source="post: 4136825" data-attributes="member: 1656">I'm saying people occupy a 5 foot square, and two opponents occupy two 5 foot squares, and it's easy to replicate the situation where those two opponents are in a particular two 5 foot squares.But I'm also saying that what the battlemat doesn't show is what position within those squares the opponents have assumed, and what direction within that square they're moving, and so forth.Splitting the Tree requires detail at a finer resolution than 5 foot squares, and the only way to manipulate the situation at that resolution is to activate the Splitting the Tree daily power.  If the Splitting the Tree daily power is not activated, then the position of the opponents will not be appropriate for the use of Splitting the Tree.  If the Splitting the Tree daily power is activated, then the position of the opponents will be appropriate for the use of Splitting the Tree.It's not feasible within the fluid and unchoreographed environment of a combat for the ranger to impose those circumstances; it's only feasible for him to recognise those circumstances when they occur.  And they occur when the player says "Daily Power - Splitting the Tree!"-Hyp.</blockquote>