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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 8432900" data-attributes="member: 23751">When you fall, you are falling.&nbsp; &nbsp; Page 183 of the PHB.&nbsp; Now, if you want to claim that Misty Steps stops a fall, you need to provide explicit RAW that says that it does. If you don't have that, by RAW it does not.I'm not pretending anything.&nbsp; If you are falling and cast a spell that doesn't stop you from falling(explicitly), then you are still falling at the end of the spell.I have proven it.&nbsp; RAW says that if you fall, you are falling and take damage based on how far you fell when the fall ends.&nbsp; Misty step does not stop falling from occurring, but it would move you 30 feet down without falling those 30 feet.&nbsp; Since falling did not stop, despite casting the spell, you splat at the end for 20 feet worth of falling damage. This is all as it is written in the various sections(falling, misty step and specific beats general).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 8432900, member: 23751"] When you fall, you are falling. Page 183 of the PHB. Now, if you want to claim that Misty Steps stops a fall, you need to provide explicit RAW that says that it does. If you don't have that, by RAW it does not. I'm not pretending anything. If you are falling and cast a spell that doesn't stop you from falling(explicitly), then you are still falling at the end of the spell. I have proven it. RAW says that if you fall, you are falling and take damage based on how far you fell when the fall ends. Misty step does not stop falling from occurring, but it would move you 30 feet down without falling those 30 feet. Since falling did not stop, despite casting the spell, you splat at the end for 20 feet worth of falling damage. This is all as it is written in the various sections(falling, misty step and specific beats general). [/QUOTE]

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