I am sure this has been posted elsewhere, but I would like a definitive, comprehensive answer. Sorry if this issue has been beaten to death.

Sinestro puts up a barrier.
1.) Has he successfully has blocked LOS/LOF for all figures, including figures standing on elevated terrain? (IE so they can't outwit him, and rail his weak defense).

A barrier is placed on Sinestro by Blizzard.
1.) Do the same rules apply?

Thanks for any help on this tough subject. Your efforts are appreciated.

Yup. A barrier blocks line of site and line of fire to and from a sinestro construct and a sentinal. It doesnt matter who put it up, the barrier blocks both parties.

One other thing, in case you didn't know, Sinestro can put up Double barriers since he has multiattack, two arrows and Barrier.

1) From the Sinestro Rules --
And from the General FAQs--
2) A Barrier is a Barrier, no matter who puts it up.

You guys rule the rules. Thanks a lot.

Can you multiattack barriers?

The Sentinel rules say you can take 2 free actions against two different targets, or 2 free actions against a single target. These free actions may be power actions, ranged combat actions, or close combat actions.

I know Barrier is a power action, but it is not targeted.

I can see multiattack w/TK since it is targeted, but not Barrier.

Your takes?

Yes, this is doable as Dr. Gandalf himself stated this along with HeroComplex over at WK forum.

You can also TK two different people or objects in a Multi-Attack... kinda nice to do that sometimes.

yup, nothing like tossing that dumpster out to hulk and then tossing another object to him for later

Did i just say Tossing?

Was that wrong? should I have not said that?

Only correction---you asked about an elevated figure. If Sinestro is attacking or being attacked by an elevated figure, the LoF between them is the same as the LoF between two elevated figures. This means that a grounded Barrier would not stop LoF between Sinestro and an elevated figure, though an elevated Barrier would.

I though barriers went all the way up?

stupid HC.....I was gonna say that.....

If a grounded Bullseye targets an elevated Sentinel and his LOF crosses elevated hindering terrain in which the sentinel is not , does he get a -1 on his AV ?

Considering that the Sentinel would have to be on the edge of the Elevated terrain for Bullseye to have LOF, I don't see how this situation is possible....