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<blockquote data-quote="Oofta" data-source="post: 7039615" data-attributes="member: 6801845">This begs the question - how does the light spell work on larger objects?&nbsp; Let's say I cast the light spell on a 10X10 boulder (the max size of the object IIRC).&nbsp; Is the entire boulder shedding light?&nbsp; Just a point?Is the radius larger or is the radius determined by the center of mass of the boulder?If you rule that the radius is larger, then I'd say breaking the stick gives you two glowing sticks.&nbsp; Determined by the center of mass of the boulder?&nbsp; The magic will be on 1/2 the stick.A related question is continual flame.&nbsp; There is no limit on the size of the object, so in theory you could cast the spell on a giant redwood and the entire tree would be one giant torch.&nbsp; Allow people to have individual pieces that still glow like a torch and you could go into the continual flame torch business.&nbsp; For 50 GP you'd have a healthy business (we underestimate the value of light in our electricity driven world).I don't think there's a right or wrong answers, just considerations of possibilities.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oofta, post: 7039615, member: 6801845"] This begs the question - how does the light spell work on larger objects? Let's say I cast the light spell on a 10X10 boulder (the max size of the object IIRC). Is the entire boulder shedding light? Just a point? Is the radius larger or is the radius determined by the center of mass of the boulder? If you rule that the radius is larger, then I'd say breaking the stick gives you two glowing sticks. Determined by the center of mass of the boulder? The magic will be on 1/2 the stick. A related question is continual flame. There is no limit on the size of the object, so in theory you could cast the spell on a giant redwood and the entire tree would be one giant torch. Allow people to have individual pieces that still glow like a torch and you could go into the continual flame torch business. For 50 GP you'd have a healthy business (we underestimate the value of light in our electricity driven world). I don't think there's a right or wrong answers, just considerations of possibilities. [/QUOTE]

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