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<blockquote data-quote="Venator" data-source="post: 3583325" data-attributes="member: 44617">Thank you all for your opinions and ideas.&nbsp; I think we would have used the Xd6 non-lethal if the situation actually came up.How / why did this come up?****AGE OF WORMS SPOILER****We just ran the first encounter, a four team free for all, in chapter 5: The Champion's Games.&nbsp; The battle takes place in the Greyhawk Arena which is something like 300' by 150' or more.&nbsp; (we actually built a 6' by 4' version, I'll post a link to the pictures as soon as they are up)&nbsp; Anyways, I was discussing possible party tactics with the DM the night before the encounter so he could make sure that he had rulings for anything wacky.&nbsp; Wall of Force came up... I asked him what he figured the penalty would be for moving/running/charging into and invisible, immobile, wall of force would be... and here we are!&nbsp; After all, the baddies might know that the PC had cast a spell, but most of them likely do not know what it was or where it went.As it turns out, we didnt end up using the Wall of Force in an effort to control the battlefield at all.&nbsp; A widened Evard's Black Tentacles and a few empowered Fireballs was all the battlefield control we really needed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Venator, post: 3583325, member: 44617"] Thank you all for your opinions and ideas. I think we would have used the Xd6 non-lethal if the situation actually came up. How / why did this come up? ****AGE OF WORMS SPOILER**** We just ran the first encounter, a four team free for all, in chapter 5: The Champion's Games. The battle takes place in the Greyhawk Arena which is something like 300' by 150' or more. (we actually built a 6' by 4' version, I'll post a link to the pictures as soon as they are up) Anyways, I was discussing possible party tactics with the DM the night before the encounter so he could make sure that he had rulings for anything wacky. Wall of Force came up... I asked him what he figured the penalty would be for moving/running/charging into and invisible, immobile, wall of force would be... and here we are! After all, the baddies might know that the PC had cast a spell, but most of them likely do not know what it was or where it went. As it turns out, we didnt end up using the Wall of Force in an effort to control the battlefield at all. A widened Evard's Black Tentacles and a few empowered Fireballs was all the battlefield control we really needed. [/QUOTE]

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