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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dorloran" data-source="post: 1743054" data-attributes="member: 15748">I'd be interested to read the collective wisdom on this scenario I will be DMing this Friday.Here's the situation:Party is traveling across a snowy plain at night, using either Light spell or torches to see;  no moonlight because of the dense cloud cover.  Party is attacked in fly-by by a juvenile white dragon.  The human druid wants to cast Call Lightning to attack the dragon.Question:How effectively can the human druid use his Call Lightning against the dragon?  How does the human's limited range of vision affect his use of the spell--can he see well enough to target the dragon or would he have to roll or something, even though the spell doesn't say that?  Because Call Lightning strikes a 5 ft. area, how does the dragon's flying affect the use of the spell?  Since the dragon is flying and not on the ground, can the druid direct the lightning into the air?  How precise would you say such a strike would be?  Any other considerations?Thanks!!</blockquote>