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Ok, that's kind of what I was assuming as well - kind of by where the bright spot is, which would be what's left of the shiny floor outside the door to Prince...  What's weird though is that there's a curve just inside the door in the picture, to the left as you walk in.  I don't remember a curve there...  I only remember a straight wall at a 90 degree angle from the wall to the right (as you walk into the door.)  If this &quot;curved part&quot; of the wall is indeed part of the &quot;90 degree wall&quot; to the left as you walk into the door, then the spots marked are where we stood the day I was with FSE when we downed the Prince using the strat as described.  But, I just can't picture that room in my head as it's portrayed in that photo.  It seems to me the marks in the picture are on the far back wall, furthest you can get from the door.  It also seems to me FSE actually stood at the wall you'd run into if you walked in the door, turned facing left 90 degrees and walked straight ahead.

The picture I attached is a basic representation of how I picture the room.  The circle is where I thought the casters stood when FSE did it and the square is where the tank and melee stood.  In the above photo I stole from Archivis, the spots I see he is referring to are represented by the red splotch for the tank and the green splotch for ranged in my drawing.  (What do you think of my grand artistry?! lol)

Even though it seemed to work ok the way we did it with FSE, I've always felt like we didn't actually stand in the positions Archivis suggests in his strat.  However, I also feel like I may be confused about the layout, so I guess I'm asking if you or others see it my way, or if I'm just all kinds of conufsed about this.

And thanks to ImageShack again, though I have a sneaking suspicion these links will expire at some point.  I know nothing of such things really, but if it seems too good to be true...