Dear [Name], We hope this message finds you well. We are writing to inform you that **your magic hat is in our possession**. It came into our care during a recent event and we felt it necessary to reach out to you promptly. We understand the sentimental and magical value that the hat holds for you, and we assure you that we are taking every precaution to keep it safe. Our team of experts has assessed its condition and stored it in a secure location, where it will be protected from any potential harm. Rest assured that we have the utmost respect for your belongings and understand the importance of the hat to you.
Rest assured that we have the utmost respect for your belongings and understand the importance of the hat to you. We recognize that it's much more than just an accessory and appreciate the meaning it holds. At this time, we kindly request you to get in touch with us to arrange a suitable time for the hat's return.
What does "possession" mean in the context of Swift Ready?
I'm running a D20 Modern game in which my players have access to D&D spells. This situation though could easily come up in a standard D&D game. One of my players is playing a Duskblade and has access to the Swift Ready spell. He recently used the spell to steal the Hope Diamond by casting Swift Ready on the Hope Diamond and then walking out of the building and calling it to him. I let it happen because it would be more fun that way, but it got me wondering RAW is this allowed? The Swift Ready spell states that the object in question "cannot be in the possession of any other creature". Clearly if a creature is holding the object they are in possession of it, but with something under a glass casing this is a little less clear. RAW can the Swift Ready spell be used to steal items from a display? Why or why not?
Follow 143k 43 43 gold badges 643 643 silver badges 781 781 bronze badges asked Mar 4, 2015 at 0:28 Zell Faze Zell Faze 265 1 1 silver badge 8 8 bronze badges \$\endgroup\$\$\begingroup\$ To be clear, he was able to touch the diamond-as-equipment through the casing for a minute's cast? Or were you house-ruling the casting time and touch requirements? \$\endgroup\$
Mar 4, 2015 at 0:46\$\begingroup\$ We did not house rule the time requirements, but I wasn't aware of a touch requirement. The spell text says "You must have line of sight to the equipment" so I assumed there was none. EDIT: Its not too hard to stare at the Hope Diamond for a minute. \$\endgroup\$
Mar 4, 2015 at 1:24We are more than happy to coordinate with your schedule and ensure a smooth handover. Please let us know your preferred method of contact so that we can discuss the logistics further and address any questions or concerns you may have regarding the hat's security or condition. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and appreciate your understanding as we prioritize the safe return of your precious magic hat. Your satisfaction is our top priority, and we are committed to making this process as seamless as possible for you. Thank you for your attention to this matter. We eagerly await your response and anticipate the joyous moment when we may reunite you with your magic hat. Warm regards, [Your Name].
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