Moving into occupied square

[Bayuer]

"Enemy: You normally can’t move through an enemy’s space unless that enemy is helpless or two size categories larger or smaller than you.
Moving into a nonhelpless enemy’s space provokes an opportunity attack from that enemy, because you left a square adjacent to the enemy. (Some powers let you move through an enemy’s square without provoking an opportunity attack.)"

So am I reading it right. You can move through enemies square, but you provoke Opportunity Attack from them?

 

[Jhaelen]

So am I reading it right. You can move through enemies square, but you provoke Opportunity Attack from them?

Yes, you can, _IF_ the enemy is two size categories larger or smaller than you.

The same rule existed in 3E, btw.

 

[Bayuer]

@Jhaelen
Ok, I see this now. Thx.

 

[aco175]

I thought I seen a few powers that let monsters/pc's go through enemies squares as long as they ended in regular squares, and most I think do not provoke atks. Not that I remember what ones they are or where I seen them

 

[Infiniti2000]

A slight tangent, can you move through squares occupied by an insubstantial enemy (medium)? We had that happen last week, when the wraith was invisible so the Warden didn't see him.

 

[Mahali]

A slight tangent, can you move through squares occupied by an insubstantial enemy (medium)? We had that happen last week, when the wraith was invisible so the Warden didn't see him.

Nope. Phasing allows them to move through you, not you to move through them.

 

[eamon]

Nope. Phasing allows them to move through you, not you to move through them.

However, the unseen opponent might let them pass voluntarily. If the enemy intentionally gets out of your way (effectively treating you as an ally for the purposes of the move), I'd let you pass through the square.

And if the enemy doesn't let you pass; well, at least you've found the hidden enemy's square .