Do boundary lines effect line of fire or movement. For example some blocking terrain's boundary lines extend past their square. So if I have a direct 45 and the boundary line is in the way, do I have line of fire?

I'm not sure what you mean by boundary line. Do you mean the graphic printed image on the map? If so, then they have no effect. If the graphic extends slightly past a square, then you treat it as ending on the last square it was part of.

The boundary lines drawn around objects like blocking terrain.

• Red is for elevated terrain
• Blue is for water terrain
• Brown is for blocking terrain

I hope I explained it right. That's what they call them in the rule book on page 12.

OK. Well the answer is still no. If for some reason the printed graphic extends past the square, it's considered to end in the square it was drawn in.

I wish I could see on the map, but I am aware of some maps that have those boundary lines printed a little wonky.

Ok, thank you

chris answered properly (as usual)

The boundary lines don't matter, just the actual squares matter.

"Sloppy" print graphics does admittedly make it tough for those of you that use a string or other straight edge to determine line of fire.

This is my favorite referral guide (hate that I can't call it a resource without it getting confused with a physical game element) for determining line of fire:

http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/6...0Diagonals.pdf

It's a great way to help people see the math behind determining line of fire. Major props to hcrealms user MadWuher for creating that.