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<blockquote data-quote="Eldragon" data-source="post: 2131759" data-attributes="member: 3962">I guess I'm one of the rare few who agree with the DM on this one. The ring provide sustinence, not enough for a growing child. My thought have been summed up by others preceding me, I will instead dwell on another issue:An adult is constantly burning the food energy that the ring provides, a growing child is converting that food into body mass. If someone where to subsist entirely off of a ring of Sustenence or eating food created from Create food and Water, their entire body would consist of mass create magically. Since Create Food and Water does not have an instantaneous duration, the food and water can be dispelled. Sure would be a shame if someone who spent their entire life eating magically created food and water were hit by a dispel magic...Of course, I am taking the issue a bit to the extreme, far more than the ruleset was designed, but it could lead to some funny situations.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eldragon, post: 2131759, member: 3962"] I guess I'm one of the rare few who agree with the DM on this one. The ring provide sustinence, not enough for a growing child. My thought have been summed up by others preceding me, I will instead dwell on another issue: An adult is constantly burning the food energy that the ring provides, a growing child is converting that food into body mass. If someone where to subsist entirely off of a ring of Sustenence or eating food created from Create food and Water, their entire body would consist of mass create magically. Since Create Food and Water does not have an instantaneous duration, the food and water can be dispelled. Sure would be a shame if someone who spent their entire life eating magically created food and water were hit by a dispel magic... Of course, I am taking the issue a bit to the extreme, far more than the ruleset was designed, but it could lead to some funny situations. [/QUOTE]

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