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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sonyuu" data-source="post: 4600447" data-attributes="member: 78784">Doubts in my game.So, I have this situation in my game table: One of my players have created an eladrin wizard, and he likes fire spells, so he have chosen flaming sphere as his daily spell without a second thought.  When he cast this spell, he goes for the same procedure always: standard action for attack with the sphere, movement action to move the sphere closer to any surviving foes, and minor action to sustain the bloody sphere for the rest of the encounter!  In his next turn, he says that since he is not going to cast another spell, nothing stops him to attack AGAIN with the sphere, then move it with his movement action to wreck more havoc among the poor monsters, and keep his remaining minor action to do whatever necessary actions that he sees fit to the present situation (and since he's always behind the frontline, it is almost used for nothing).  The worst part is that his argument makes PERFECT sense to me, so I let him do his little onslaught over the grid! Now I'm starting to think that I may have been wrong in the first place to give permission to the eladrin make use of the flaming sphere in that way.  Am I wrong and he's really doing all of this "by the rules" or I just fell for a smart player's logic?</blockquote>