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<blockquote data-quote="Prakriti" data-source="post: 7909828" data-attributes="member: 6855149">Well, the Conjuration wizard has existed since 2014, and those questions have never been resolved. I had a player once who thought they should be able to summon nearly anything that fit within the size restrictions, because their definition of &quot;object&quot; included things like flasks of oil, Purple Worm poison, bags of caltrops, etc. And there's nothing in the rules that really forbids this sort of thing, because &quot;object&quot; isn't defined within the game.The wording in this bard subclass seems to be an attempt to resolve at least some of those issues, but it really doesn't go far enough. We really need to know what constitutes an &quot;item&quot; and an &quot;object&quot; within the game. For example, is liquid an &quot;item?&quot; What about a bag of full of caltrops? These questions will definitely come up in play and on Twitter, so the game designers might as well answer them now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Prakriti, post: 7909828, member: 6855149"] Well, the Conjuration wizard has existed since 2014, and those questions have never been resolved. I had a player once who thought they should be able to summon nearly [I]anything[/I] that fit within the size restrictions, because their definition of "object" included things like flasks of oil, Purple Worm poison, bags of caltrops, etc. And there's nothing in the rules that really forbids this sort of thing, because "object" isn't defined within the game. The wording in this bard subclass seems to be an attempt to resolve at least some of those issues, but it really doesn't go far enough. We really need to know what constitutes an "item" and an "object" within the game. For example, is liquid an "item?" What about a bag of full of caltrops? These questions will definitely come up in play and on Twitter, so the game designers might as well answer them now. [/QUOTE]

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