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Ok so when I was posed with the question, "If I summoned a totem and ended my turn on top of it, could an enemy character target the totem, or am I technically blocking line of sight?," I told them I'd get back to them on it. After looking through all the rules I can't find anything on it. So I guess my question is,  can a character target to totem or opposing character or both? Or is one blocking the other?

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PM Level 1
WoW Minis RK Level 1
TO Level 1

304.5      Totem tokens don’t have personal clocks and have no faction. They can’t move or teleport. Any number of totem tokens can occupy the same space, and any character (ally or enemy) can occupy the same space as one or more totem tokens. Any characters and other totem tokens occupying the same space as a totem token are considered to be adjacent to it, and it to them. A totem token isn’t adjacent to itself. Totem tokens aren’t affected by terrain they occupy. They don’t block LOS (405.3).

Since they are adjacent then they can't be blocking LOS.

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405.3       A source has unblocked line of sight (LOS) to a destination if any of the shortest paths between them has unblocked LOS. A path from a source to a destination has blocked LOS if any space on that path except the last is occupied by cover, high ground, impassable terrain, or a non-pet enemy character. Otherwise, that path has unblocked LOS. Pets, totem tokens, spawn points, and VP locations don’t block LOS unless they share a space with a terrain element that does.

Since LOS excludes the last space, then you cannot have 2 characters in the same hex with 1 blocking the other from LOS.

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William C. Zobac
Lubbock, TX
WoW TCG RK 1
WoW Minis RK 2
PM LV 1

AH must have just overlooked it. Thank you.

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PM Level 1
WoW Minis RK Level 1
TO Level 1