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Should it be interpreted as 'if at any time during the caster's turn, a thing is in the area of effect, it is damaged'? (In case of Translocator's Trick or something). Also, am I right in saying that if one was cast during a Timestop, everything in the area of effect would get hit at the end...

I'm in a campaign right now where death has basically been removed (after finishing another campaign without death with the same group). I'm sure its not for every game, but it works great for us.

To Aria: You complain that they print books that encourage player entitlement and therefore bad players. If they print the books constantly emphasizing that 'the DM decides everything' (even with the implicit idea that the DM should listen to the players) then that can encourage autocratic DMs...

In the current game I'm playing in, we do that backwards. For example, we found a ring of feather falling the other day. The DM told us after the session what it was (he had already houseruled that for almost everything, we would have to experiment if we wanted to figure out what something was...

I see what people are saying about setting a more loose baseline, or more restrictive one, but as a player I like this baseline. The reason being that I tend to like this rule (and would like to see it used unless there was a specific reason not to) and there are a lot of DMs who will run the...