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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 3105755" data-attributes="member: 2011">The RotC article is not RAW.Jumping into the Pool of Acid is already forbidden by the obviously harmful clause unless the target is unaware that it is acid.If he is unaware, then he should not easily become aware while under the influence of Suggestion unless something obvious occurs. For example, some other creature falling into the pool of acid and getting harmed.But, just bubbles in the pool or faint odors or mists coming off the pool should not clue him in. He is still under a Mind Affecting spell.The Doppleganger trick should generally be unreasonable since I suspect that most creatures in most campaigns have never met a doppleganger, should probably not know about one, and wouldn't know one if they did meet one. It might work against a learned scholar, but not your run of the mill Orc.Suggestion is a third level spell. It should have the power to change the outcome of a combat, just as easily as Fireball can. But, the DM should require a reasonable suggestion.</blockquote>