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<blockquote data-quote="Thundershield" data-source="post: 4861948" data-attributes="member: 55219">Any square within the target creature's space. Notice the distinction between space and square. A &quot;space&quot; is encompassed of all the squares a creature is occupying.Say, you switch places with a Large creature. You pick any square within its space and go there, and the Large creature is placed in any space that encompasses as many of the squares you occupied before the switch as possible (which usually means any space that encompasses the square you occupied before).As for the topic of applying forced movement on Large or larger creatures, there's usually no mitigating factors there, except terrain and other creatures on the battlefield usually makes it a little hard to move the huge creature around.Also, notice that a creature has to have its entire space over the cliff to fall. If all but one square of the Tarrasque's space are over the pit, it still won't fall because one square is still on the ground. Sure, that's a bit odd, but it keeps huge creatures from falling into holes that are too small to hold them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thundershield, post: 4861948, member: 55219"] Any square within the target creature's space. Notice the distinction between space and square. A "space" is encompassed of all the squares a creature is occupying. Say, you switch places with a Large creature. You pick any square within its space and go there, and the Large creature is placed in any space that encompasses as many of the squares you occupied before the switch as possible (which usually means any space that encompasses the square you occupied before). As for the topic of applying forced movement on Large or larger creatures, there's usually no mitigating factors there, except terrain and other creatures on the battlefield usually makes it a little hard to move the huge creature around. Also, notice that a creature has to have its entire space over the cliff to fall. If all but one square of the Tarrasque's space are over the pit, it still won't fall because one square is still on the ground. Sure, that's a bit odd, but it keeps huge creatures from falling into holes that are too small to hold them. [/QUOTE]

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