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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 7982859" data-attributes="member: 6704184">You can, I hope, see how your post gave the impression that simply time passing and going about your day would bring on concentration checks that would thwart concentrating on hex for it's eventual 8-hour or 24-hour duration? I don't even see why it's murky. Now, to be clear, I'm referring to how the rules actually work, not the wierdness that starts with the false premise that you need to immediately move the hex or lose it. I'm talking about starting the day by having the ranger bring the rabbit it's caught in a trap to you, so you can hex it and then kill it (quickly and mercifully, one hopes), before it is cooked, so that you simply have hex ready to go throughout the day, unless you end up needing to concentrate on something else, or otherwise lose concentration. I can't figure out what on earth bothers some folks about this? It's not remotely "munchkiny" as some have claimed, it doesn't bend any rules, much less break them, it doesn't rely on torturing the RAW into a pretzel as some things that spark these debates do, it doesn't fly in the face of RAI so far as I can tell, and it isn't remotely thematically unreasonable or weird. So, what gives?</blockquote>