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| Neratos05-27-06, 02:25 PM | Do you have to choose an interesection when casting a spell like fireburst which has a effect of burst of fire extending 10ft from you? If so doesn't this create a lopsided explosion? Also wouldn't that catch yourself in the area since one square will have to be your own due to using an interesection to target? Thanks for the help |
| Nom05-28-06, 07:16 AM | Yes. All burst and emanation spells start from an intersection. And yes, this will be slightly lop-sided. Your DM may choose to house rule differently. And no, it doesn't catch you in the blast. Choosing an intersection is a mechanic for determining the area of effect; it doesn't change that the burst radiates from you. |