If you want to to TK a friendly character, and they are in front of you, does the friendly character that you want to TK, block line of fire?

So let's say I have My TK'er, then the character i want to TK, and I want to move him 5 square directly forward.

[T] [O] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [D]

T = Tk'er
O= Friendly character
D = Desired spot to TK.

Legal, or does the friendly character block line of fire?

Nope, the TK'd object or person does not block LoF.

Thanks!

the rule book clearly states that you need a direct LOS from the TKer to the square you want to TK them. if you have a person in front of you. How wuld you be able to TK him 10 squares forward. that person would block LOS from the TKer to the sqaure you are being TKed. I understand an object never blocks LOS, but a character can

Apparently not.

When you TK a character, it is off the board during that TK action. If it is off the board, there is no way it can block LOF. Simple as that.

to my understanding you can tk the character as long as its friendly but say an opponets fig was there instead you would not be able to tk the fig you are using bc the oppents fig is blockin los

No, that wouldn't matter at all.

The only difference between TK-ing a friendly character and an opposing character is that you have to roll to hit the opposing character. LOF issues are identical.

See this thread a little further down the page:

http://www.hcrealms.com/forum/showthread.php?t=165977