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<blockquote data-quote="Blue" data-source="post: 8413614" data-attributes="member: 20564">Thank you for so sussinctly stating the problem.&nbsp; We've moved from clearly written out to now requires rulings.&nbsp; I picked up Witchlight for my daughter for her first hardcover adventure to run.&nbsp; Will she feel comfortable making rulings?&nbsp; While every table make the same rulings?&nbsp; Will AL judges who are supposed to follow RAW make rulings?And for thos that don't make the same ruling as you, then we have stealth nerfs to feats like Mage Slayer, class abilities like Oath of Ancient's Aura, spells like Globe of Invulnerability, and the other places, like the Rakasha's Limited Magic Invulnerability.You have hit the nail on the head, they have taken away what was crystal clear and now it becomes a judgement call.&nbsp; That is inherently worse, and the problem we are talking about.So please, in any discussions, remember the starting position was &quot;clearly spelled out, no rulings needed because exact clarity was provided&quot; and anything less than that is a problem.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blue, post: 8413614, member: 20564"] Thank you for so sussinctly [B]stating the problem[/B]. We've moved from [B]clearly written out [/B]to now[B] requires rulings[/B]. I picked up Witchlight for my daughter for her first hardcover adventure to run. Will she feel comfortable making rulings? While every table make the same rulings? Will AL judges who are supposed to follow RAW make rulings? And for thos that don't make the same ruling as you, then we have stealth nerfs to feats like Mage Slayer, class abilities like Oath of Ancient's Aura, spells like Globe of Invulnerability, and the other places, like the Rakasha's Limited Magic Invulnerability. You have hit the nail on the head, they have taken away what was crystal clear and now it becomes a judgement call. That is inherently worse, and the problem we are talking about. So please, in any discussions, remember the starting position was "clearly spelled out, no rulings needed because exact clarity was provided" and anything less than that is a problem. [/QUOTE]

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