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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SmuggleNutz" data-source="post: 6039134" data-attributes="member: 6676793">Exactly the argument that I made to get it brought back to reality, so to speak, and just require an attack roll if the Barbarian is being targeted. Then a Save if one is allowed.  This actually came up in the same session as part of the overall discussion. The description of Superstition says the Barbarian "cannot be the willing target of any spell." Not exactly an ally, but not exactly an enemy either. It seems as though Superstition is meant to benefit the character, at a price, but not so costly that the character is unplayable. Or dies, as described in the following... The DM was allowing the Barbarian a save every time our clerics Channeled positive energy for healing. (I think the player wanted to save every time a spellcaster looked at him funny... almost like he wanted an unplayable character).  It seems to boil down to two things: Targeting and Saving. Is the Barbarian the target? And is a save allowed? Applying this test to the situation may be the simplest way to handle it.</blockquote>