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<blockquote data-quote="UltimaGabe" data-source="post: 5085071" data-attributes="member: 16019">Exactly. I think that's somewhat like a player saying to a Wizard PC, &quot;Oh, that Light spell you have? You can blind people with that by casting it on their eyes.&quot; and then the DM saying, &quot;You can't take Light anymore. No at-will power should be allowed to blind someone.&quot;According to the PHB, Supernal is a language, with the only difference being that you can't take it at level 1. If someone out of nowhere says, &quot;Ooh, that's got Words of Power&quot; in it, I'd then ask two questions- A. &quot;Really? What does that mean?&quot; and B. &quot;What book is that from?&quot; The fact that your DM is disallowing something based on a fluff description with no mechanics or even an actual reference to anything seems quite ignorant. If someone at my game mentions something that I'm not familiar with, I don't allow it until I at least read it over in the respective book.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="UltimaGabe, post: 5085071, member: 16019"] Exactly. I think that's somewhat like a player saying to a Wizard PC, "Oh, that Light spell you have? You can blind people with that by casting it on their eyes." and then the DM saying, "You can't take Light anymore. No at-will power should be allowed to blind someone." According to the PHB, Supernal is a language, with the only difference being that you can't take it at level 1. If someone out of nowhere says, "Ooh, that's got Words of Power" in it, I'd then ask two questions- A. "Really? What does that mean?" and B. "What book is that from?" The fact that your DM is disallowing something based on a fluff description with no mechanics or even an actual reference to anything seems quite ignorant. If someone at my game mentions something that I'm not familiar with, I don't allow it until I at least read it over in the respective book. [/QUOTE]

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