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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gaiden" data-source="post: 2677445" data-attributes="member: 103">The classic example of babies lined up by the thousands in test tubesYour suggestion while not disallowed in the rules makes for the rather ridiculous scenario of 50 wizards in the back row of of an advancing army all in a row themselves adjacent to one another and passing a wand of fireballs down the line such that 50 fireballs are lobbed off in 6 seconds.This is only ridiculous because of its inefficiency:  if 50 wizards could do it, then 1 wizard could do it.  To have a reality check to this scenario - there is the physical time it would take to pass the wand off, the time it would take the person to aim it, and then the act of speaking the command word.Remember, the events in a round while handled sequentially are all taking place virtually simultaneously.  Really, if there is a "handoff" I would most likely handle it as occuring at the point in initiative that the receiver took the object but not counting it in his/her possession until the following round (if it had already been manipulated/used by the giver).</blockquote>