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<blockquote data-quote="Spinachcat" data-source="post: 4116344" data-attributes="member: 37588">SCORCHING BURST - Wizard Attack 1A vertical column of golden flame burns all withinAt-Will + Arcane, Fire, ImplementStandard Action Area = burst 1 within 10 squaresTarget: Each creature in burstAttack: +5 vs. ReflexHit: 1D6+5 fire damageHere are my questions:1) How is burst area determined?&nbsp; Is counted from a single point and thus takes up 4 squares which are all adjacent to that center point?&nbsp; Or is it counted from a single target square and all adjacent squares for a total of 9 squares?2) A large monster takes up 4 squares.&nbsp;&nbsp; Does he take 1D6+5 or does each square that he occupies take its own damage, so he takes a total of 4D6+20?&nbsp; 3) How tall is the vertical column?&nbsp;&nbsp; If we assume a square is 5 feet, then the column would be 5 feet high.&nbsp; Is that correct?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Spinachcat, post: 4116344, member: 37588"] SCORCHING BURST - Wizard Attack 1 A vertical column of golden flame burns all within At-Will + Arcane, Fire, Implement Standard Action Area = burst 1 within 10 squares Target: Each creature in burst Attack: +5 vs. Reflex Hit: 1D6+5 fire damage Here are my questions: 1) How is burst area determined? Is counted from a single point and thus takes up 4 squares which are all adjacent to that center point? Or is it counted from a single target square and all adjacent squares for a total of 9 squares? 2) A large monster takes up 4 squares. Does he take 1D6+5 or does each square that he occupies take its own damage, so he takes a total of 4D6+20? 3) How tall is the vertical column? If we assume a square is 5 feet, then the column would be 5 feet high. Is that correct? [/QUOTE]

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