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<blockquote data-quote="Lanefan" data-source="post: 7715846" data-attributes="member: 29398">So don't pixelate 'em at all.&nbsp; Use real circles.You use a grid, so make yourself some see-through cutout discs that represent 5' radius, 10' radius, 20' radius, and any other size(s) you might need, based on your grid.Then [big rule change alert!] during play instead of having your caster spend ages trying to exactly position the spell, ask roughly where it's to be centered and then make him roll to aim it - a really good aim roll gets the best possible result, a reasonable roll gets a reasonable result, and so on.&nbsp; A very poor roll might miss everything, depending on circumstances.&nbsp; In any case, you position the effect based on the aiming roll.Then, you simply hold your see-through disc just above the character pieces and look down - it'll be pretty easy to see who gets hit.Lan-&quot;it's never made sense to me why things thrown or shot have to be aimed but spells do not&quot;-efan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lanefan, post: 7715846, member: 29398"] So don't pixelate 'em at all. Use real circles. You use a grid, so make yourself some see-through cutout discs that represent 5' radius, 10' radius, 20' radius, and any other size(s) you might need, based on your grid. Then [[I]big rule change alert![/I]] during play instead of having your caster spend ages trying to exactly position the spell, ask roughly where it's to be centered and then make him roll to aim it - a really good aim roll gets the best possible result, a reasonable roll gets a reasonable result, and so on. A very poor roll might miss everything, depending on circumstances. In any case, you position the effect based on the aiming roll. Then, you simply hold your see-through disc just above the character pieces and look down - it'll be pretty easy to see who gets hit. Lan-"it's never made sense to me why things thrown or shot have to be aimed but spells do not"-efan [/QUOTE]

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