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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 6882726" data-attributes="member: 23751">That was before I realized that the specific targeting rules, which supersede the general object damaging rules, solved everything.&nbsp; Those specific targeting rules state unequivocally that the spell will tell you whether it can target objects.&nbsp; If a spell doesn't tell you it can target worn objects, it can't.&nbsp; Fireball can only target unattended objects as those are the only ones specifically mentioned by it.Um, no.&nbsp; I've only been saying the exact opposite for 16 pages now.&nbsp; I'm saying that since the rules don't explicitly target worn objects, you are not departing from the rules by not targeting worn objects.&nbsp; You are simply going by RAW and adding nothing else.&nbsp; That spell which lasts only an instant is not going to dispel any sort of non-magical darkness.&nbsp; Ever.&nbsp; The &quot;instant&quot; it's over, the darkness will return.&nbsp; Only magical darkness will fail to return once dispelled.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 6882726, member: 23751"] That was before I realized that the specific targeting rules, which supersede the general object damaging rules, solved everything. Those specific targeting rules state unequivocally that the spell will tell you whether it can target objects. If a spell doesn't tell you it can target worn objects, it can't. Fireball can only target unattended objects as those are the only ones specifically mentioned by it. Um, no. I've only been saying the exact opposite for 16 pages now. I'm saying that since the rules don't explicitly target worn objects, you are not departing from the rules by not targeting worn objects. You are simply going by RAW and adding nothing else. That spell which lasts only an instant is not going to dispel any sort of non-magical darkness. Ever. The "instant" it's over, the darkness will return. Only magical darkness will fail to return once dispelled. [/QUOTE]

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