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#1 Hermitxdd Nov 02, 2014 0:27:39	Hey I'm playing a Barbarian, and I'm charging a lot and I have a handle over most of it, I just want to know if I have to charge directly into the target, or if I can move into an adjacent square and still hit the enemy.   XXEX         This is the normal charge that I'm alloud to do  XXMX         E= Enemy XXMX         M=Movement  XXBX          B=Barbarian   XEB2X         This is what I'm wondering XXMX            E= Enemy XXMX            M=Movement XXB1X          B1=Barbarian starting position. B2= Barbarian ending position after charge.
#2 GladiusLegis Nov 02, 2014 0:59:32	Ask here: http://community.wizards.com/forums/103456
#3 Novacat Nov 02, 2014 8:15:18	There is no restriction on the distance or direction of travel for getting your bonus-action Attack, but you must move at least 10 feet in a straight line directly before the Attack in order to get that juicy damage bonus.
#4 paulstrait Nov 02, 2014 10:09:05	If you are asking about 4e (in the 5e forum?), each square of movement in the charge must take you one square closer to the target, so no.
#5 mellored Nov 02, 2014 10:42:52	paulstrait wrote: