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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ovinomancer" data-source="post: 7970593" data-attributes="member: 16814">Whew, good thing I said that the only thing that the Spellcasting section of the rules calls out as requirements are VSM components.  Dodged that wrong bullet from Max.Past that, I disagree with your approach, as you're calling out things that limit the placement of the effect as requirements for the spell.  I can cast a spell and nominate a target outside of the range and the spell is cast but fails to have an effect.  This means range isn't a requirement for the spell, but a limit on it's effect.  Wish ignores requirements for the spell, but then replicates the effect, which would include any limits on that effect.  Just because range (for examples sake) is in the header rather than the text (usually) doesn't mean it has special status as a requirement.  It's just a handy place to put important information about the spell so that you can make informed decisions on usage to achieve your intent.In other words, range isn't a requirement of the spell -- I do not check range to see if the spell is cast.  It is a limit on the effect, in that once the spell is cast I can only apply the effect if inside the range.</blockquote>