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Hmm... perhaps DnD beyond MIS-uses a full cylinder icon for radius, perhaps & hopefully-not.
Often in technical symbology, a radius is written/drawn as ;
1 r.
2 top-down-view of a circle with a dot and a line only drawn half-way from the dot to an edge, with a symbol next to the line,
3 a cylinder with the same, on it's top-oblong section (not a BLANK top)
the D&D Beyond sheet seems to have a cylinder, withOUT the line on the top, which would suggest a cylindrical space, and so the DIAMETER,
without FURTHER notation,
or,.. hopefully, someone's just chosen the wrong icon, when they were programming the entry for Moonbeam?
or,.. i guess, someone incorrectly typed-in 5 instead of 10,.. but how does ones mistake doing that?
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Either way, i'm having to make a note on my sheet to not forget that Moonbeam's NOT a 5' diameter.
Easily spotted, easily fixed.
Hmm... perhaps DnD beyond MIS-uses a full cylinder icon for radius, perhaps & hopefully-not.
Often in technical symbology, a radius is written/drawn as ;
1 r.
2 top-down-view of a circle with a dot and a line only drawn half-way from the dot to an edge, with a symbol next to the line,
3 a cylinder with the same, on it's top-oblong section (not a BLANK top)
the D&D Beyond sheet seems to have a cylinder, withOUT the line on the top, which would suggest a cylindrical space, and so the DIAMETER,
without FURTHER notation,
or,.. hopefully, someone's just chosen the wrong icon, when they were programming the entry for Moonbeam?
or,.. i guess, someone incorrectly typed-in 5 instead of 10,.. but how does ones mistake doing that?
----------------------
Either way, i'm having to make a note on my sheet to not forget that Moonbeam's NOT a 5' diameter.
Easily spotted, easily fixed.