1] LOF - is it blocked from the following A to B example; C is another character base; X is a blank square:

AXXXX
XXXXX
XXXXX
XXCXX
XXXXB

The character at C has a square whose diagonal point exactly intersects the LOF. Help?

2] CH - does it *ALWAYS* hit, or can SS be used to 'dodge' it (on a roll 5-6)?

3] 3 'elevation' levels, as I see them: grounded, elevated, soaring [flyers only]. Any ranged combat from grounded or elevated to soaring has halved range value, correct?

Thanks!

Hope this helps.......

CH should be 'critical hit', or rolling boxcars [double-sixes].

Sorry 'bout that.

Hey PSY, I think he was referring to CH as "Critical Hit" maybe? In that case I believe SS does not matter. A critical hit always hits. Help me out oh great Anti-Judge.

Dang it, double post. Sorry.

Yeah, SS can still be used against a CH. If they blow the SS, then the CH's critical damage bonus kicks in.

...for the quick replies!

I so love using the 'Realms instead of that clunky WK site...



~Jim

ya, the 'always hits' part of the Crit hit description refers to the fact that it is always considered a successful hit regardless of the actual roll needed.

This will allow a character a chance to hit, even if it would seam to be impossible. For example, a character with a 7 AV has to roll a 14 to hit a 21 (possible with the right combo of powers). Normally, a 14 is impossible to roll on 2d6. But with the crit hit rule, there is now a chance (slim though it is).

SS does work against a crit hit......

Thanks again for all the quick replies!