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=== Arc of Effect and Nonstandard Gravity ===

Unless an arc of effect's source specifically states otherwise, an arc of effect is influenced by heavy or light gravity in much the same way as falling damage. Basically, if heavy or light gravity applies a multiplier to falling damage and/or the falling distance required to sustain falling damage, apply the opposite multiplier to the maximum height of an arc of effect. In other words, heavy gravity reduces the maximum height of an arc of effect (if falling damage is doubled, an arc of effect's maximum height is halved), while light gravity increases the maximum height of an arc of effect (if falling damage is halved, an arc of effect's maximum height is doubled). This does not alter the horizontal distance of an arc of effect unless it is dependent on the vertical distance.
Author	Luigifan18 +
Identifier	3.5e Variant Rule +
Rating	Unrated +
Summary	A slightly different type of line of effect that can potentially bypass obstacles on the ground... and can also potentially be blocked by obstacles in the air. It's all a matter of height. +
Title	Arc of Effect +