Does Blue 2 have line of sight to Red 1 here for PC?

http://www.creationmatrix.com/Map/ma...3&y1=x933y-588

If you mean red 2 to blue 1 or vice versa then no since intersection is between character and wall. IT characters or blocking would change that to yes.

That's what I figured, just couldn't remember blocking terrain rules with walls, sometimes they don't act like blocking terrain itself.

I hear ya...its hard to keep track too when you get one off pieces that break the rules.

Guys, a little help here, regarding a "new" power for me, Sidestep:

I have Black Bolt on his speed Sidestep power. He is a flier. Can he Sidestep and carry and adjacent friendly figure?

He sure can.

Thank you!

It it possible to gain access to the 125 pt. Nightwing and Starfire if the highest individual Dick Grayson is 110 pts?

Your combined total for the two of them needs to be 125, not each individual needs to be above 125.

Correct.

Splitting and Merging these two and switching up their roles was something I was able to do to some decent effect over in the FLE a couple of seasons ago.

Yep, in fact, cheapest non-carded Starfire (Icons R) is enough to unlock the duo as long as your Nightwing is anyone but the Hypertime R or E

And because Sidestep locks his movement value, he can still move the "full" two squares of his Sidestep while carrying someone too.

Good morning, guys!

Another clarification, please.

I'm using Pulse Wave against a target that has Combat Reflexes. I rolled doubles. Would it be knocked back, assuming PW ignores all powers or does it not?

The only thing that can possible stop you from being knocked back by a Pulse Wave attack rolling doubles is having a base-size larger than normal. Anything else will be ignored.

Note that knockback from a Pulse Wave attack will *also* ignore your damage reducers and your speed symbols, so if you knock Superman off a roof with a Pulse Wave he WILL take knockback damage from the fall!

While I totally want to agree with surfer, I actually think this line of fire might be clear.

When I read this, walls won't really come into play on a diagonal. In this case, the 2 squares touching the LoF are a square of clear terrain, and a square with a character. The least restrictive would be the clear terrain. Is there a wall, yes, but we aren't drawing a LoF to the square touching the intersection, we are just seeing what it is.

I will confess to having not slept in 30 hours, so I may be completely off my rocker.