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<blockquote data-quote="DandD" data-source="post: 4015107" data-attributes="member: 55168">The Pit Fiend entry has it there that he can grant a Wish to a mortal once every 99 years, by performing a dark ritual. So yeah, Wish is still in the game, unfortunately. And here I thought they would do away with stupid things like that. Doesn't matter that Wish isn't a spell anymore, but a ritual, Wish is still Wish, and brings with it the same faults as it has before. I rather have it that a being who 'grants' a &quot;wish&quot; has to do it with his own phenomenal powers, and not some awkward special magical outside-thingy which strangely enough only works for mortals, and which the &quot;Wish-Givers&quot; never seem to use for themselves. After all, Genies in the most famous fiction of Wish-Granting fairy-tales, that of Aladdin and his magical lamp, were rather all-powerful spirits who could and would do anything. How do you feel about this? What are your opinions? Is it a yay or nay? Am I (hopefully) wrong?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DandD, post: 4015107, member: 55168"] The Pit Fiend entry has it there that he can grant a Wish to a mortal once every 99 years, by performing a dark ritual. So yeah, Wish is still in the game, unfortunately. And here I thought they would do away with stupid things like that. Doesn't matter that Wish isn't a spell anymore, but a ritual, Wish is still Wish, and brings with it the same faults as it has before. I rather have it that a being who 'grants' a "wish" has to do it with his own phenomenal powers, and not some awkward special magical outside-thingy which strangely enough only works for mortals, and which the "Wish-Givers" never seem to use for themselves. After all, Genies in the most famous fiction of Wish-Granting fairy-tales, that of Aladdin and his magical lamp, were rather all-powerful spirits who could and would do anything. How do you feel about this? What are your opinions? Is it a yay or nay? Am I (hopefully) wrong? [/QUOTE]

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