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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hawkeyefan" data-source="post: 9089628" data-attributes="member: 6785785">Why would stretching believability be needed? This is the part I'm disagreeing with you about. I've never had to do that to make these abilities work in D&D. I've also played other games that work this way, and believability isn't diminished in this way. You're implying here that my game somehow lacks believability. That's what I'm disagreeing with... your assessment of my game. Again, why wouldn't I just come up with a believable way to make it work? Call it whatever you want. I don't care, it doesn't change that it's not a valid concern/worry/fear/soft-safe-cotton-balls-word. Sorry, I didn't feel the need to elaborate because I didn't think details would be needed. What about when the bullets are deflected by a shield spell? Or any number of other fantastic things that the PCs could display. I figured establishing that the PCs were capable of things that were beyond understanding... that they were likely to in fact be visitors from another reality... maybe someone would consider talking to them. Crazy.</blockquote>