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Message: <blockquote data-quote="seebs" data-source="post: 6919794" data-attributes="member: 61529">No difference in the immovable rod, really. It's just that, in PF, you could do things while swallowed whole. You had some restrictions, but you could drop an object, and you could cast spells, possibly, with concentration checks. (Which you could be built for being good at.)See, this is where I don't understand your position at all. The GM loved it. Because it's the kind of thing that makes for more interesting storytelling than "and then we do more points of damage". I can't see why it would be viewed as a "headache", or as "antagonistic play". This kind of thing is why we're playing D&D, and not a board game with a completely fixed rule set and no need for GM calls as to how things work out; so we can do interesting things and have cool things happen.</blockquote>