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<blockquote data-quote="Olaf the Stout" data-source="post: 6549233" data-attributes="member: 13703">The Wall of Force was shaped as a wall.The one bit I missed out is that the Wall of Force completely blocked a stone passageway.&nbsp; So it was a 20ft wide by 30 foot high passageway that was covered by a Wall of Force.I understand what you're saying about Call Lightning.&nbsp; It was what made us unsure.&nbsp; Something like a ray or a fireball is easy to rule on since it originates from the caster.&nbsp; However, Call Lightning does not.&nbsp; The bolt of lightning originates from a point different to the caster.However, the rules for line of effect specifically state:So the counter argument is that you're creating an effect on a space which you don't have line of effect to.&nbsp; i.e.&nbsp; You can't choose a point of origin for the Call Lightning on the other side of the Wall of Force as you don't have line of effect to that area.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Olaf the Stout, post: 6549233, member: 13703"] The Wall of Force was shaped as a wall. The one bit I missed out is that the Wall of Force completely blocked a stone passageway. So it was a 20ft wide by 30 foot high passageway that was covered by a Wall of Force. I understand what you're saying about Call Lightning. It was what made us unsure. Something like a ray or a fireball is easy to rule on since it originates from the caster. However, Call Lightning does not. The bolt of lightning originates from a point different to the caster. However, the rules for line of effect specifically state: So the counter argument is that you're creating an effect on a space which you don't have line of effect to. i.e. You can't choose a point of origin for the Call Lightning on the other side of the Wall of Force as you don't have line of effect to that area. [/QUOTE]

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