Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

[kandrathe]

Depends on the arming and fusing circuits, and their settings.  The Standard D & D fireball, being absent electronics, tends to behave like a zero milisecond fused impact detonator. 

Use at your own risk.

AS a DM, I usually explained the fire of various fire spells not burning the magician's fingers as a side benefit of the boundary layer . . .  for those who asked.  :rolleyes:  They'd still occasionally cast fireballs at targets 15' away, and take full damage -- half if saved.  The boundary layer can only help so much.

Occhi
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Or, you might explain it as pre-release mental control around a super heated plasma globule, but after the wizard launches the missile the control is lost and the burning from the radius of a collision explosion is not mentally controlled. Only the missile can be dodged, or fire damage resisted.