Hey, laugh all you want, kid. It's good therapy. You seem like you could use some. (I'm already doing mine. It's working. Before, I'd go down to your level, really.)
Frankly, I thought we were starting to reach a compromise somewhere on other threads, but then you go and fetch the flamethrower. The one thread in which I see you NOT running your mouth is, ironically, a thread I started, but the funny thing is that it's also the ONLY thread to which you contributed where no one happened to dispute your point.
I don't claim to be an expert in D&D. In fact, if anything, I'm here to LEARN. I dispute only what I disagree with for whatever reason, and I'll be the first guy to admit I'm wrong if I overlook errata or anything of that kind (refer to my reply to Dan2 above for an example).
Let me reiterate: I DO NOT CLAIM TO BE A D&D EXPERT OR AUTHORITY.
That said, you seem like you could be an excellent
Troll: The Provoking player. But I'd best not bet, lest I lose. I'd have to pull you into this once I'm absolutely certain.
Oh, and the reply is C), by the way. Wall of Fire is not terrain, it's a power. Really, why would you ask?
Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to email CustServ like I suggested a post or so ago. Chances are I won't use the ruling they provide me with, because I place no faith at all in the ability of CustServ to provide an useful answer, or because my DM won't care (in the end, it boils down to that: it doesn't matter whether either of us "win" this debate, I'm only affected by what decisions are made for use on the table). But hey, I will share.