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Message: <blockquote data-quote="keterys" data-source="post: 5219442" data-attributes="member: 43019">So... for clarity, are you saying that Blazing Starfall still deals no damage to a creature Immune to Fire?Or has the PHB3 sufficiently worded the errata for you to allow the power to work?immune: If you are immune to a damage type (such as cold or fire), you don't take that type of damage. If you are immune to a condition or another effect (such as the dazed condition or forced movement), you are unaffected by it. If you are immune to charm, fear, illusion, poison, or sleep, you are unaffected by the nondamaging effects of a power that has that keyword.Immunity to one part of a power does not make you immune to other parts of the power. For example, if you are immune to thunder, a power can deal no thunder damage to you, but the power could push you.Or MM2:A creature that is immune to a damage type (such as cold or fire), a condition (such as dazed or petrified), or another specific effect (such as disease or forced movement) is not affected by it. A creature that is immune to charm, fear, illusion, poison, or sleep is not affected by the nondamaging effects of a power that has that keyword. A creature that is immune to gaze is not affected by powers that have that keyword.Obviously enough, the rules have changed since the first PHB or MM.</blockquote>