| Midnight Angel |
Innocent question about shooting into melee...
If I shoot at a creature that is in melee, I receive the -4 (probably for having to take care not to hit the wrong chap...)
Let's say I don't care who I hit (enemies fighting one another for instance)... can I circumvent the -4 by stating 'I fire into the general direction, let's see who gets the arrow'?
Azaneal
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Innocent question about shooting into melee...
If I shoot at a creature that is in melee, I receive the -4 (probably for having to take care not to hit the wrong chap...)
Let's say I don't care who I hit (enemies fighting one another for instance)... can I circumvent the -4 by stating 'I fire into the general direction, let's see who gets the arrow'?
By RAW I think you can´t circumvent the -4, but you could houserule a 50% of hitting your pal, or if you fail by 4 you´ll hit your ally.
| Quantum Steve |
Innocent question about shooting into melee...
If I shoot at a creature that is in melee, I receive the -4 (probably for having to take care not to hit the wrong chap...)
Let's say I don't care who I hit (enemies fighting one another for instance)... can I circumvent the -4 by stating 'I fire into the general direction, let's see who gets the arrow'?
Shooting or Throwing into a Melee
If you shoot or throw a ranged weapon at a target engaged in melee with a friendly character, you take a –4 penalty on your attack roll.
If you don't care who you hit, there's no penalty. Oddly, there's no chance to hit the other creature.