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Pretty much a noob question, but I was wondering...

Do large targets have LOS over non-large targets, and vice versa? I could've sworn I remember reading an entry on that in the rule book.

also, if said large target is a flyer, and has LOS over a unit at one it wants to charge behind it, could it fly over a unit during its charge?

Yes a Large target can see over anything that is not a large target and can charge over if it has the fly special rule.

what part of the rule book is that large target rule in? all i found in the glossary was the rules for shooting at a large target

It should be in the Line of Sight rules in the shooting or movement section. It details how a Large Target's LOS is only blocked by other Large Targets or by Terrain that blocks LOS.

Oddly enough I was just wondering this this morning. So a dragon could really charge over 1 unit and into the one behind it? That's kinda neat.

- Salvage

Yes, so if a dragon lands on the end of your battle line, it's not enough to turn the closest unit to face it- you better make sure there aren't any gaps between your units big enough to accommodate that big nasty git.

RZ