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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 3208205" data-attributes="member: 2011">It's not this at all.It's path.From the point of origin to the target, is there cover? Yes.For any path (i.e. squares travelled through), is there 10 feet of Web between the point of origin and the target? Yes.Is there a path from the point of origin to the target that does not go through at least 10 feet of Web? No.Spreads CAN drop cover if they go through a path that does not have cover. The only time they can drop cover is if:All paths are "on the other side of cover" with regard to 10 feet or more of Webs. In the case of a Web, there are no corners for the Spread to extend around..WWWWWWFWWWWTW.WWWWWWNo matter which path you take, if you draw a line as per the cover rules, you will always go through a corner that has cover and you will never find a line that does not go through cover (as long as the line you draw goes at least 10 feet).This is an interpretation according to the cover rules. It is not one which expands upon spreads to bypass cover "through the cover". Your interpretation is that Spreads can go through the cover.There is nothing in the Spread rules to indicate that if there is no corner to go around (i.e. a direction for which no cover exists), that the Spread can still go around.</blockquote>