The thunderball creation effect comes after the slide (either the hit or the miss) in the description. Per the PHB2, this means they're supposed to happen in that order, so the thunderballs appear in the targets' spaces at that point, not the ones they originally occupied.
The power gives no way to move them, so they don't move. They become one-square "traps" for you to slide things into. Our L2 lightning/thunder wizard literally has no attack powers (other than the daily she can't have if she's casting Rolling Thunder) which don't push or slide targets, so she's quite fond of RT.
Ah, thanks. That makes sense.The thunderball creation effect comes after the slide (either the hit or the miss) in the description. Per the PHB2, this means they're supposed to happen in that order, so the thunderballs appear in the targets' spaces at that point, not the ones they originally occupied.
The power gives no way to move them, so they don't move. They become one-square "traps" for you to slide things into.
Emphatically agree.So, they are stationary? Blah... does not seem like the thunder does a lot of "rolling" if that is the case...![]()
I feel old.
You guys dont know what the term "rolling thunder" means, do you?
I feel old.
You guys dont know what the term "rolling thunder" means, do you?
B-52 strike.I feel old.
You guys dont know what the term "rolling thunder" means, do you?