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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cedric" data-source="post: 3166073" data-attributes="member: 2044">It's not ruling things out, it's ruling things in. Regardless, either is value depending on whichever list is shorter. Someone gave a baseball analogy earlier that fits this argument. You may only, legally, come to the plate to bat if you are using a regulation baseball bat. The includes only one thing you may bat with, a regulation baseball bat (with those regulations being defined elsewhere in regards to length, width, weight, density, material of construction, etc...but those are defined into one term, Regulation Baseball Bat). That's a LOT easier than try to list the things you may NOT come to bat with...you can't legally come to bat with a golf club, hammer, iron spike, tennis racquet, etc. etc. Break Enchantment refers to a general description of spells...and Feeblemind falls into that description. However, I fail to see how that is specific. ...Until a, b, c or d...that's very specific.</blockquote>