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<blockquote data-quote="Zinovia" data-source="post: 4897332" data-attributes="member: 57373">There are a number of limitations on charge which should be kept in mind.&nbsp; You have to move a minimum of 2 squares to charge.&nbsp; That does make it very hard to charge the same target without provoking an opportunity attack unless you have an ability to shift multiple squares.&nbsp; You have to stop in the first square that you can make an attack from.&nbsp; For reach weapon users, that is 1 square away.&nbsp; If the nearest square is already occupied, you can't charge. I'd say your target needs to be in line of sight (not around a corner or such), but I'm not sure if that is explicitly stated in the rules.&nbsp; Difficult terrain counts as 2 movement squares as usual.&nbsp; Opportunity attacks can be provoked as usual by your charge movement.Your turn ends as soon as a charge is resolved.&nbsp; That's an important one to remember, because you can't charge someone and then shift away without special abilities of some sort.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zinovia, post: 4897332, member: 57373"] There are a number of limitations on charge which should be kept in mind. You have to move a minimum of 2 squares to charge. That does make it very hard to charge the same target without provoking an opportunity attack unless you have an ability to shift multiple squares. You have to stop in the first square that you can make an attack from. For reach weapon users, that is 1 square away. If the nearest square is already occupied, you can't charge. I'd say your target needs to be in line of sight (not around a corner or such), but I'm not sure if that is explicitly stated in the rules. Difficult terrain counts as 2 movement squares as usual. Opportunity attacks can be provoked as usual by your charge movement. Your turn ends as soon as a charge is resolved. That's an important one to remember, because you can't charge someone and then shift away without special abilities of some sort. [/QUOTE]

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