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Out of curiosity, how would you handle something like this :

Wizard has cast Flaming Sphere, sustain minor. He is fighting atop a roof. He is flung off and down 20' to the ground. He no longer has LOS. Does the vertical wall in front of him count as blocking for LoE determination.

Without seeing it, how would he move it & attack w/ it?

Sep 26, 2012 -- 10:25PM, Plaguescarred wrote:

Depends if the wall in front of him blocks Line of Effect. If it does, then at the end of the Wizard’s turn, the Flaming Sphere would end if he still has no Line of Effect to it. If it doesn't block Line of Effect then he would be able to sustain the Flaming Sphere regardless if he can see it or not.

Movable Conjurations: If the power used to create a conjuration allows it to be moved, it’s a movable conjuration. At the end of the creator’s turn, a movable conjuration ends if the creator doesn’t have line of effect to at least 1 square of the conjuration or if the creator isn’t within range (using the power’s range) of at least 1 square of the conjuration.

So, he'd have to get up (or crawl) away from the wall of the building in hopes of getting LoE to atleast 1 square where he left the flaming sphere at. He wouldn't be able to move it until this happens?

Imagine you were fighting on the roof of your house and the apex. The next second, you've fallen and lay at the bottom on the ground. The flaming sphere is up there out of LoS for sure, and I'm guessing LoE.