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<blockquote data-quote="Rabulias" data-source="post: 9504834" data-attributes="member: 16651">Sounds like you consider only contact with a face of an internal cube to spread the fire, and not contact along an edge? IMO a normal web spell can burn for at most 2 (or possibly 3) rounds. A 20-foot cube of webs has 8 5-foot cubes within it. Any one cube within in it directly contacts all the other cubes within. You could make the case that the upper and lower diagonally adjacent cubes only meet at a point, and don't connect substantially enough for the flames to transfer. If so, that final cube would burn on round 3.There is no upcasting for web to increase its size, so perhaps the rules are giving general guidelines for natural webs which can be any size and shape. Imagine webs lining sinuous cavern tunnels and characters get stuck in the webbing and then notice an orange glow growing larger from the tunnel ahead as fire burns through the webs one 5-foot cube at a time...Edited to add: Ignore most of the above. I somehow mixed up 5-foot cubes and 10-foot cubes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rabulias, post: 9504834, member: 16651"] Sounds like you consider only contact with a face of an internal cube to spread the fire, and not contact along an edge? IMO a normal [I]web [/I]spell can burn for at most 2 (or possibly 3) rounds. A 20-foot cube of webs has 8 5-foot cubes within it. Any one cube within in it directly contacts all the other cubes within. You could make the case that the upper and lower diagonally adjacent cubes only meet at a point, and don't connect substantially enough for the flames to transfer. If so, that final cube would burn on round 3. There is no upcasting for [I]web [/I]to increase its size, so perhaps the rules are giving general guidelines for natural webs which can be any size and shape. Imagine webs lining sinuous cavern tunnels and characters get stuck in the webbing and then notice an orange glow growing larger from the tunnel ahead as fire burns through the webs one 5-foot cube at a time... Edited to add: Ignore most of the above. I somehow mixed up 5-foot cubes and 10-foot cubes. [/QUOTE]

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