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<blockquote data-quote="Soultpp" data-source="post: 6932188" data-attributes="member: 6822710">Of course you are right with all of it and I'm not really arguing&nbsp; that, this would be way milder than something like a grain silo&nbsp; explosion.&nbsp; I can envision something a little more but in the end it&nbsp; could be that my vision really is not practical.&nbsp; Then again, that was&nbsp; part of why I came, to get an idea of if it would be doable.&nbsp; I may have&nbsp; to limit my suggested damage to no more than, say, 1d6 because while I&nbsp; think it can potentially be larger, I feel that I am biased on the&nbsp; subject.I was never suggesting it&nbsp; as something I was attempting.&nbsp; I would never expect to pull off&nbsp; anything nearly that scope because, yes, it was a situation that was&nbsp; ideal for the blast to grow to something so huge. It was merely an&nbsp; example of how dangerous dust explosions could be in ideal&nbsp; circumstances.While it is&nbsp; true that every game is as different as every DM, regardless of how&nbsp; realistic you want something, there is only so far you can go with most&nbsp; systems, hence where the imagination and suspension of disbelief come&nbsp; into play.I am not sure I understand your logic here.&nbsp; What, exactly, do you&nbsp; think I am doing? Trying to control the DM, or dictate to him how the&nbsp; game should be or something?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Soultpp, post: 6932188, member: 6822710"] Of course you are right with all of it and I'm not really arguing that, this would be way milder than something like a grain silo explosion. I can envision something a little more but in the end it could be that my vision really is not practical. Then again, that was part of why I came, to get an idea of if it would be doable. I may have to limit my suggested damage to no more than, say, 1d6 because while I think it can potentially be larger, I feel that I am biased on the subject. I was never suggesting it as something I was attempting. I would never expect to pull off anything nearly that scope because, yes, it was a situation that was ideal for the blast to grow to something so huge. It was merely an example of how dangerous dust explosions could be in ideal circumstances. While it is true that every game is as different as every DM, regardless of how realistic you want something, there is only so far you can go with most systems, hence where the imagination and suspension of disbelief come into play. I am not sure I understand your logic here. What, exactly, do you think I am doing? Trying to control the DM, or dictate to him how the game should be or something? [/QUOTE]

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