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<blockquote data-quote="SlagMortar" data-source="post: 4271122" data-attributes="member: 24821">OOC:&nbsp; Actually, it does because the Queen's second attack hit Eusebius, which would not have happened if the Queen had taken more than a 5 foot step.&nbsp; Anyway, if Eusebius attacks from the center of his square, the queen is 3 diagonals away (20 feet).&nbsp; The queen can then step diagonal down and right and is 15 feet from Eusebius, but can attack because medium reach weapons can attack because there is only one square.&nbsp; I suppose that Eusebius could have attacked and then take a 5 foot step away from the queen to open up some more distance and then she would have had to take more than a 5 foot step to get to Eusebius, but none of us really thought of that at the time.&nbsp; I think it is fair to say:Eusebius is in the center of his square. The queen is in the lower right corner of her square.Eusebius has 11 damage - removing his temporary hit points.The Queen has taken no further damage since her battle with the pawn.It is Eusebius turn and he is making his flurry of blows attacks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SlagMortar, post: 4271122, member: 24821"] [size=1]OOC: Actually, it does because the Queen's second attack hit Eusebius, which would not have happened if the Queen had taken more than a 5 foot step. Anyway, if Eusebius attacks from the center of his square, the queen is 3 diagonals away (20 feet). The queen can then step diagonal down and right and is 15 feet from Eusebius, but can attack because medium reach weapons can attack because there is only one square. I suppose that Eusebius could have attacked and then take a 5 foot step away from the queen to open up some more distance and then she would have had to take more than a 5 foot step to get to Eusebius, but none of us really thought of that at the time. I think it is fair to say: Eusebius is in the center of his square. The queen is in the lower right corner of her square. Eusebius has 11 damage - removing his temporary hit points. The Queen has taken no further damage since her battle with the pawn. It is Eusebius turn and he is making his flurry of blows attacks.[/size] [/QUOTE]

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