“Most don’t realize that. We should probably start telling newbies that beforehand. Congrats though, you passed.” <Congratulations.> *Alice crouched down, tending to his wounds.* <You were slow to draw your sword, and did not use it to fight. That is quite unwise.> [spoiler]You passed, but there seem to be a few “compatibility issues.” We don’t use specific types of damage like elemental damage, usually. If it’s a gun it puts holes in people. If it’s a laser I burns and/or also puts holes in people. If it’s fire it burns people. Though it works in D&D, using a spell with weaponized rainbows that do elemental damage are hard to react to, because it’s not clear what happens when you get hit. For attacks like that, I suggest that you make it more specific, and maybe squish it down into a single blast rather than seven. I will say that I appreciate the chanting and such before instantaneous attacks. People can get quite angry if they aren’t given a chance to dodge. Though the attacks such as lightning are impossible to dodge once fired, it’s good that you thought to give it a ‘charge up’ time.[/spoiler]