Okay,

Page 10, 1st complete paragraph:
"A Character can draw a line of fire to itself or to the square it occupies. Grounded characters block line of fire only to other grounded characters."

Here's the question: Why is the sentence about grounded to grounded in the rules? Is there an exception about line fire over characters that involves non-grounded (flying?) characters? Or is this rule to be contrasted with the LOF rules concerning giant characters?

Please help!

Here is the definition of Grounded in the glossary -

- so its not refering to flying characters (at least not unless they are on elevated...), as -

- instead it is refering to anyone on elevated terrain, who can indeed draw fire to a grounded figure hiding behind another grounded figure. (and vice versa...)

Thank a bunch. That sentence was being used to justify the ruling that non-flying characters do not block line of sight between flying characters.

that sentence justifies that grounded characters do not block line of fire between elevated characters or between grounded and elevated characters.

I thought that grounded figures were figures who got D's on their report cards and can't go over to their friends' houses to play.

If Harpua said it, it is true.