Just want to make sure.

ALWAYS IN THE BACKGROUND: Pandora can use Stealth. Give Pandora a power action and place her in any square that has an opposing figure within line of fire.

It clearly say that range is not involve. As long as you have line of fire to the opposing fig, you can place her in a square where the opposing fig is. Now the line "within line of fire" is the one that gets me wondering. Is that another way of describing range?

Just means she needs to be able to see the square she's being placed into.

Range has no bearing on this. It'd state "within range AND line of fire".

You've got it wrong. Golden rules forbid occupying the same square as another fig. What reads as "Give Pandora a power action and place her in any square that has an opposing figure within line of fire." should be read as "Give Pandora a power action and place her in any square from which you can draw line of fire to an opposing fig."

You are right though, it does not require range. Since it is a "place" you don't need breakaway, etc. As long as you can see the opposing fig any square on the map is legit.

Thanks Lance

Sorry about that DDoom. Honest mistake on my part. I know 2 figs can't occupy the same square

I guess the follow-up would be, the any square part meaning, adjacent square to the opposing fig or any square near the opposing fig?

She needs to be adjacent. Its (supposed to be) stated in the power.

Hooray for proofreading Wiz-Kids!

I read the power differently...

You have to pick a square. A square that can draw LoF to an opposing character.

Now you see why I come up with such questions

I am with Sully4067 on this one. That is how I read her power.
Place her in any square within line of fire of an opposing character.

Where are you getting this adjacency crap from?

I'm confused where you're getting the mention of adjacency as well. In no way does the power state anything about adjacency. While you may place her adjacent as long as line of fire is present, you do not have to. You may place her across the map from an opposing figure as long as there is line of fire.

This. I believe this is the answer.

Still, a square can draw a LOF from anywhere on the board. Take TK, there squares must have LOF within 8 squares to the TK'er and the fig/object being TK'd. No where in the game is LoF akin to adjacency. If anything it's the opposite where players too often associated adjaceny as connected to LoF; thus so many "Can I Outwit an adjacent Stealth character" questions on these boards.

Sooooo.

Can I place Pandora in LoF of a stealthed character?

No, not if the only opposing character you could draw LOF to from the chosen square was stealthed. The LOF would be blocked (that is what stealth does, after all) and thus you wouldn't have LOF.