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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sound of Azure" data-source="post: 3001387" data-attributes="member: 40749">It's B. Upon reading the text, you can see that you may turn up to 4 acorns into incendiaries that strike in a similar manner to alchemist's fire. You attack to strike a single target for the listed damage (1d6/caster level, divided between up to 4 acorns- you could have 4x 5d6 damage acorns at 20th level for instance). Everything within 10 feet is subject to the splash damage (=1 damage per die of the acorn used, so if you hit with a 5d6 acorn, there is 5 splash damage within 10 feet). Unattended flammable items within the splash area may catch alight.For your secondary questions:Range> Because Fire Seeds is a spell, it doesn't have a range increment. Its range is simply 100 feet.Sneak attack> As for sneak attacking with the acorns, yes I think that is in the spirit of the spell (obviously only the being struck would be sneak attacked).Hard Surface> I'd use the same guidelines they use for fireball for this- "any material body or solid surface". Your glass analogy seems fitting.</blockquote>