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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 8432883" data-attributes="member: 23751">Yes it is.&nbsp; Written=/=Unwritten just because it's 5e.&nbsp; Written=Written in all editions.&nbsp; This is backed up by the game designers who tell you that in 5e Written=Written.You can house rule whatever you want through a ruling. I'm not disputing that.&nbsp; The OP was asking about RAW, though, and what you are proposing is not RAW.Sure.&nbsp; They can face up, down, whatever. They are still falling down, though, regardless of facing because nothing in the Misty Step spell says otherwise.&nbsp; The Misty Step just moves you to a space. Nothing more.So you think that it's RAW for a DM to determine that casting Misty Step in the middle of a fall detonates a nuclear explosion at the bottom?&nbsp; Because that's not specified in the rules text, either.&nbsp; That's an extreme example, but it's just as applicable as what you are proposing.&nbsp; You're literally arguing that the DM can make anything and everything not specified in the spell RAW through a ruling.&nbsp; That's 99.99999999999999999999999%(more really) of the universe.The OP is dealing with both, though.&nbsp; This discussion is about both.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 8432883, member: 23751"] Yes it is. Written=/=Unwritten just because it's 5e. Written=Written in all editions. This is backed up by the game designers who tell you that in 5e Written=Written. You can house rule whatever you want through a ruling. I'm not disputing that. The OP was asking about RAW, though, and what you are proposing is not RAW. Sure. They can face up, down, whatever. They are still falling down, though, regardless of facing because nothing in the Misty Step spell says otherwise. The Misty Step just moves you to a space. Nothing more. So you think that it's RAW for a DM to determine that casting Misty Step in the middle of a fall detonates a nuclear explosion at the bottom? Because that's not specified in the rules text, either. That's an extreme example, but it's just as applicable as what you are proposing. You're literally arguing that the DM can make anything and everything not specified in the spell RAW through a ruling. That's 99.99999999999999999999999%(more really) of the universe. The OP is dealing with both, though. This discussion is about both. [/QUOTE]

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