Adept_Woodwright |
For reference:
Question: With what sort of precision must the target be known to the archer in order for this ability to work?
Cases:
1) Archer must know the square where the target is in order to roll the attack with modifiers
2) Archer must be aware of the general location of the target -- and must also be correct with some sort of metric as defined by the GM (i.e. the archer misses the opponent who rounds a corner, becomes invisible, then teleports to a place on the other side of the archer)
3) Archer will roll an attack against the opponent so long as the opponent is within the maximum range increment of his bow without intervening obstacles, using the appropriate modifiers.
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Based on my reading, I am inclined toward the third option, though a quick (~30 min - hour) perusal of old threads on the topic yields mixed opinions.
So, is this the currently accepted wisdom, or have I misinterpreted the ability?
Adept_Woodwright |
Some of the possibly intended or unintended consequences of an actual ruling on this may be found in this thread