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<blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 2652728" data-attributes="member: 2011">What it is to you is rrelevant.It is RAW in the Monster Manual, hence, it is the rules.Sounds like a correction and a good one at that.Still, it doesn't take away from the Swarm Vulnerabilities which ARE in the SRD.Says you.We are talking about an area effect conjuration creation spell here.What area effect magical conjuration creation spells can be taken outside of their area?You mean like Acid Fog where the acid does not leave the area?Or, how about Cloudkill? Evard's Black Tentacles?Fog Cloud?Incendiary Cloud?Obscuring Mist?Sleet Storm?Solid Fog?Stinking Cloud?Web?Glitterdust is the only such spell where the effect can leave the area and the conjuration is actually written as attaching to creatures.I would say that precedence is on my side here.If you touch a Greased sword, drop it, and then pick up a non-Greased sword, is there a RAW game mechanic chance of you dropping the second sword?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KarinsDad, post: 2652728, member: 2011"] What it is to you is rrelevant. It is RAW in the Monster Manual, hence, it is the rules. Sounds like a correction and a good one at that. Still, it doesn't take away from the Swarm Vulnerabilities which ARE in the SRD. Says you. We are talking about an area effect conjuration creation spell here. What area effect magical conjuration creation spells can be taken outside of their area? You mean like Acid Fog where the acid does not leave the area? Or, how about Cloudkill? Evard's Black Tentacles? Fog Cloud? Incendiary Cloud? Obscuring Mist? Sleet Storm? Solid Fog? Stinking Cloud? Web? Glitterdust is the only such spell where the effect can leave the area and the conjuration is actually written as attaching to creatures. I would say that precedence is on my side here. If you touch a Greased sword, drop it, and then pick up a non-Greased sword, is there a RAW game mechanic chance of you dropping the second sword? [/QUOTE]

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