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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Goken100" data-source="post: 5666619" data-attributes="member: 42968">Fire, webs, and dead horses[MENTION=16069]Goonalan[/MENTION] I don't want to beat a dead horse, so I'm not asking for any sort of revision.  I'm fine with moving on the way things are.I just wanted to ask about the resolution of Freggo's actions.  In studying the map and planning Freggo's next turn, I was confused that F11-13 still have difficult-terrain-triangles in them.  Then I reread the resolution to Freggo's action and realized that his attack did not go off as planned.  Instead of a burst of magic around the space that he aimed for, he achieved a burst of fire around himself.  I would opine that what I had originally asked is much less of a change from the regular use of the power than changing it to a close burst that also happens to grant friends a bonus to their escape attempts.  (The bonus to friends was an awesome touch by the way... I didn't dare to specifically ask for any such thing, since I already felt I was on thin ice.)  In fact it could be argued that being able to designate inanimate objects as enemies is supported by the rules, since there are rules for attacking objects.  If that assumption is accepted, I was merely asking for a regular use of the power.So my questions are: Why did the fire center on Freggo instead of the square he swung at?  Was this intentional or was I not clear about Freggo's goals?As I said, it's all good, I'm just happy to be able to improvise and do fun stuff like that.  Thanks for listening!  Cheers!</blockquote>

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