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<blockquote data-quote="Bacon Bits" data-source="post: 6903116" data-attributes="member: 6777737">No, Crawford has made a ruling. By the logic of his rulings, casting fireball while invisible ends the invisibile, but using a wand of fireballs while invisible does not.&nbsp; <a href="https://twitter.com/JeremyECrawford/status/525302987351007235" target="_blank">Seriously</a>.&nbsp; This ruling means that a wand of missiles doesn't, either.&nbsp; But throwing a dart?&nbsp; Oh, yeah, that ends it.Both Crawford and Mearls seem to answer Twitter questions like they're on their phone while standing in line at the DMV.&nbsp; Sage Advice is marginally better -- in the sense that a D is better than an E -- but most of those answers are equally absurd because he rules on letter over spirit when the same game basically tells you not to do that.&nbsp; It makes me understand how things like the stealth rules, polymorph rules, feat imbalance, and short/long rest problems came to be.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bacon Bits, post: 6903116, member: 6777737"] No, Crawford [I]has made a ruling.[/I] By the logic of his rulings, casting [I]fireball[/I] while [I]invisible[/I] ends the [I]invisibile[/I], but using a [I]wand of fireballs[/I] while [I]invisible[/I] does not. [URL="https://twitter.com/JeremyECrawford/status/525302987351007235"]Seriously[/URL]. This ruling means that a [I]wand of missiles[/I] doesn't, either. But throwing a dart? Oh, yeah, that ends it. Both Crawford and Mearls seem to answer Twitter questions like they're on their phone while standing in line at the DMV. Sage Advice is [I]marginally[/I] better -- in the sense that a D is better than an E -- but most of those answers are equally absurd because he rules on letter over spirit when [I]the same game[/I] basically tells you not to do that. It makes me understand how things like the stealth rules, polymorph rules, feat imbalance, and short/long rest problems came to be. [/QUOTE]

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