Matamane
2011-08-20, 10:20 AM
If I have the shaped splash feat, how is splash damage dealt?
Say we have this scenario
[y][0][0]
[0][x][0]
[0][0][0]
I hit the x, and shape the splash to hit the y. What squares are affected by splash damage? Will I hit all squares adjacent to both x and y, or just adjacent to x? If so, will x be affected again by y's splash damage, and y again by x's?
In addition, say I have the thrown weapon trick, two with one shot, and we have this situation. Say I try to hit x and y with the thrown weapon trick with a splash weapon. Would I shape the splash to hit both z and q, or just one of the two? On that note, would I be able to hit x or y with the shaped splash? Then how is splash weapon damage dealt, as with the previous question?
[z][q][0]
[y][x][0]
[0][0][0]
This may seem a tad complicated, but I would appreciate an answer.
As I see it now, situation a will resolve like this
[1][1][1][R]
[1][y][a][0]
[1][a][x][0]
[R][0][0][0]
x and y take full damage. All [1] squares take splash damage from y, all [0] squares take splash from x. [a] squares take splash damage twice, and [y] and [x] take splash damage from each other. [R] squares are unaffected.
Is this correct?
Situation two would work as so as I see it now.
[2][d][d][3]
[b][z][q][c]
[b][y][x][c]
[1][a][a][0]
I use the trick to hit both [x] and [y]. I shape the splash to hit [z] and [q]. [0], [1], [2], and [3] take splash damage from x,y,z, and q respectively. [b] squares take splash damage from z and y, [d] squares take splash damage from z and q, [c] squares take splash damage from x and q, and [a] squares take splash damage from x and y. Finally each of [x], [y], [z], and [q] take splash damage 3 times from the other 3 squares respectively. Is this right?
This seems a tad absurd, so any answers will help
Say we have this scenario
[y][0][0]
[0][x][0]
[0][0][0]
I hit the x, and shape the splash to hit the y. What squares are affected by splash damage? Will I hit all squares adjacent to both x and y, or just adjacent to x? If so, will x be affected again by y's splash damage, and y again by x's?
In addition, say I have the thrown weapon trick, two with one shot, and we have this situation. Say I try to hit x and y with the thrown weapon trick with a splash weapon. Would I shape the splash to hit both z and q, or just one of the two? On that note, would I be able to hit x or y with the shaped splash? Then how is splash weapon damage dealt, as with the previous question?
[z][q][0]
[y][x][0]
[0][0][0]
This may seem a tad complicated, but I would appreciate an answer.
As I see it now, situation a will resolve like this
[1][1][1][R]
[1][y][a][0]
[1][a][x][0]
[R][0][0][0]
x and y take full damage. All [1] squares take splash damage from y, all [0] squares take splash from x. [a] squares take splash damage twice, and [y] and [x] take splash damage from each other. [R] squares are unaffected.
Is this correct?
Situation two would work as so as I see it now.
[2][d][d][3]
[b][z][q][c]
[b][y][x][c]
[1][a][a][0]
I use the trick to hit both [x] and [y]. I shape the splash to hit [z] and [q]. [0], [1], [2], and [3] take splash damage from x,y,z, and q respectively. [b] squares take splash damage from z and y, [d] squares take splash damage from z and q, [c] squares take splash damage from x and q, and [a] squares take splash damage from x and y. Finally each of [x], [y], [z], and [q] take splash damage 3 times from the other 3 squares respectively. Is this right?
This seems a tad absurd, so any answers will help