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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hypersmurf" data-source="post: 3252697" data-attributes="member: 1656">Within the text of Exceptional Deflection, 'ranged attacks' includes 'spells requiring a ranged touch attack'.Outside of the text of Exceptional Deflection, that isn't necessarily the case.But for the purposes of the Exceptional Deflection feat, we know that what the feat allows to be deflected like arrows is ranged attacks, and we know that ranged attacks includes spells requiring a ranged touch attack.The parenthetical clause does not modify "things that can be deflected like arrows"; it modifies "ranged attacks"... which happen to be, in that sentence, the things that can be deflected like arrows.What does the clause "including spells requiring a ranged touch attack" cause to include spells requiring a ranged touch attack?  Ranged attacks.-Hyp.</blockquote>