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#1 Heloise Jun 07, 2015 9:20:57	Hello guys,   I have tried searching for this question, but couldn't find it. My question is simple, halfling rogues being able to pass through an occupied space, can they also attack from that occupied space during combat?   The exact scenario would be the rogue is in the back rogue, steps 2 spaces in to a friends occupied space, attacks the enemy, disengages and steps back 2 spaces to his initial spot.   Thank you
#2 jaelis Jun 07, 2015 10:18:40	Kind of up to the DM. You can't "end your move" in another creature's space, but that could plausibily mean: a) You can't stop moving to attack (or take any other action) while in another creature's space. b) You can't end your turn in another creature's space. c) If you start your turn in a creature's space, you have to move at least some distance on your turn (so that you aren't standing still).   I'd play it as (a), and I think that would be the most popular choice, but I don't really know.
#3 Rya.Reisender Jun 08, 2015 4:07:46	I personally don't allow stopping on a creature's space at all, but we had the very same thread already and about 40% of the people said they would allow it as long as at the end of the turn the creature is no longer on that space.