M mvincent Explorer Jan 7, 2005 #11 LostSoul said: Would your answer change if any of these variables changed? (Say, for example, it's a large giant striking over the head of an orc.) Click to expand... If a large giant were striking over the head of orc, the "soft cover" would also be "low cover".... which means that if the giant is closer to the low cover (orc) than his target is (say he's using a reach weapon), then the cover does not apply.
LostSoul said: Would your answer change if any of these variables changed? (Say, for example, it's a large giant striking over the head of an orc.) Click to expand... If a large giant were striking over the head of orc, the "soft cover" would also be "low cover".... which means that if the giant is closer to the low cover (orc) than his target is (say he's using a reach weapon), then the cover does not apply.
