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NAT to outside subnet?

I have a firewall with an bunch of external IPs - one of them is NATed to a local IP, just not on same subnet.

External IPs -> (a)10.1.0.10/16 -> (b)10.1.0.1/16 -> (c)10.0.0.1/16 -> (d)10.0.1.1/16

a) Outside FW IP
b) Inside FW
c) PtP Router
d) PtP Router
e) Client computer

Ive created a static route for the 10.0/16 net to 10.1.0.1 and two rules with nat that just changes the destination ip of any incoming IPs (a) to the client IP (e) - and return packets have their source IP changed to (a) again - both with service 'any'. In packet filtering I've allowed any to (e) and from (e) client IP (two rules).

My problem is that some things are working and some not. One of the things not working is hosting a game on battle.net - I can join any without problem though.

Is it possible to nat to another subnet? Any ideas why I can host a battle.net game?

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