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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Neorealist" data-source="post: 3111760" data-attributes="member: 43571">Actually marshall that is exactly what it means. It's probably easiest to adjudicate produce flame as a touch spell, and allow an attack as part of the casting. But unfortunately for whatever reason, IT ISN'T A TOUCH SPELL.By a strict reading of the spell: it is a spell with range 0. So you cast the spell, and flames appear on your hand in a similar fashion as if you cast a fireball (or any other ranged spell) where the effects appear where you've designated. (within the range of the spell of course). Now produce flame has special rules for how you can actually throw the flames, and i see no reason why they shouldn't be followed.Essentially what produce flame does is you cast it to make your hand light up with divine fire. That is all. What you then choose to do with that fire is up to you, but you must follow the 'special' rules for the spell and the game when you decide to do so.</blockquote>