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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zurai" data-source="post: 3880863" data-attributes="member: 52324">Then please do, since no one else has it. Somehow I doubt it directly contradicts the SRD in this matter.Not true in almost any case. The only case where this is true is when the target is close enough that 30 feet moves them to a different side of the wand-user.Sure you can - if the pointing of the wand is what you do to define the target of the spell coming from the wand. The only thing the rules say about this is that you have to point the wand in the general direction of the target. It doesn't say you have to do this before the spell completion is triggered. Thus, it's a perfectly valid interpretation to say that pointing the wand is part of the process of defining the parameters which is part of completing the spell.  No, you don't. Pulling the trigger is firing the gun. It isn't a seperate action. Thank you for supporting my case!When you're wrong, you're wrong. In general, it's polite to admit that rather than try to worm away from it. I didn't just say "you're wrong" and leave it at that - I provided clear, precise quotes from the rules to support my position. Something you have yet to do, I might add.</blockquote>