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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fanaelialae" data-source="post: 4906266" data-attributes="member: 53980">Generally, I try to figure out a way to justify it working.  If I can't think of something reasonable, I'll ask if the player can think of a decent justification/ method.For example, I've allowed a player to destabilize an ooze by slapping it with the flat of his blade, setting up vibrations that caused it to function as though prone.Another time, a fighter wanted to use Come and Get It, but the only route one of his targets could take would take it straight through a giant bonfire and would likely have killed it.  I couldn't imagine this creature doing something that outrageously stupid and when I asked the player, he couldn't see why it would either so I let him use a different power instead.In general, try to find a reason to say yes, but if no justification can be found by anyone, it's okay to say the character realizes he can't make that work and does something else instead.</blockquote>