Sure you can read it as written and there isn't a lot of ambiguity there. I don't have a lot of options for that, so I've got to figure out the proper RAW/RAI for this spell. I'd just avoid this whole mess and pick something else, but my group is planning to take on a Beholder and I'm in need of a Warlock spell that inflicts Blindness. Until the spell ends, you can use an action to launch a beam of radiance from the wall at one creature you can see within 60 feet of it.īut the wall blocks line of sight so how in the **** does this feature work, exactly? What does 'its area' mean? Squares touching the wall itself? Squares in the brightly lit area? AM I JUST OVER-THINKING THIS? When the wall appears, each creature in its area must make a Constitution saving throw. Same question: is this happening on both sides of the wall, or just one side. It emits bright light out to 120 feet and dim light for an additional 120 feet. In both directions or just one? If so, which direction? Up to a point, it's fine, but right about here, I'm lost: (Spell description in italics, my questions in bold.) Can anyone in the Playground make any sense of this? Help! But our next session is in two weeks and I have no idea how this works, because the spell description in Xanathar's Guide is. Come to Israel and see: The LORD has redeemed Jacob, and will be glorified in Israel.My character has the Wall of Light spell now. Find out what purpose God has for Nate and how God is miraculously working not only to protect but to redeem Israel. Join him as he attempts to unravel the mystery of a WWII soldier, buried outside of Tel Aviv, whose life is somehow intertwined with his.

Meet the young Israeli woman who captures his heart and learn of the tragic events that may bring their romance to an end. Share his amazement at all that God has done for this land and this people. If he stayed he might find out.As Nate helps Israel prepare for war, he learns how God has miraculously protected Israel. He turned around and headed out of the airport and back to Tel Aviv. What was that about? Nate stood up and pushed his passport into his old duffel-bag. What was going on? When he opened his eyes, he saw the passengers calmly and happily leaving the plane, just as before. 'Should I stay? Or go?' Looking up, he was startled to see that, instead of happily and calmly walking from the plane, people were rushing to the plane, running in a panic. They were smiling and talking, happy and excited about being in Israel. He watched as the passengers disembarked from the plane. As he watched the EL AL airliner that would be bringing him back to the States touch down on the runway of Ben Gurion International Airport, Nate wondered if he should stay in Israel. War was coming to Israel and Nate desperately wanted to be in the fight.

Wall of Fire by J.G. Holtrop