Hi,

Last friday, we've got some crazy question about line of sight and 'wall intersection'. Some of us said that mean all wall around the corner point, included adjacent square. Me and other think that you just take care of current square.

The following draw explain a little bit more the problem. On my point a, b, c and d can fire, according the other view, a and b can fire but not c and d because all corner are intersection with another wall.

I m pretty sure that my point is the good one but can you help me to explain why ?

Regards,

It's hard to understand your question since you didn't fully flesh out a concrete one, but I think you are right.

As for "wall intersection": This refers to a corner where 4 walls or 4 red lines meet. A figure can not draw Line of Sight to the square diagonally across this "intersection". In your example, there are only 2 walls on any given cornern, so LoS is not impeded by the rule. C and D can do ranged and reach attachs to all squares on the inside.