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Many of your questions, like this one here, this one about Arcane Hand, this one about line of sight, or this one about gaze attacks share that they are looking for an exact clarification of specific rules mechanic interactions, where these mechanics are unintuitive and lead to a different outcome than what you expect.

  It may be that your route to enjoyment is just have such a deep, technical reading of the game rules specific to the matter at hand, and that is entirely valid. If so, the "correct" answer for you is your option 2.

Many of your questions, like this one here, this one about Arcane Hand, this one about line of sight, or this one about gaze attacks share that they are looking for an exact clarification of specific rules mechanic interactions, where these mechanics are unintuitive and lead to a different outcome than what one would expect. It may be that your route to enjoyment is to have such a deep, technical reading of the game rules specific to the matter at hand, and that is entirely valid. If so, the "correct" answer for you is your option 2.

Many of your questions, like this one here, this one about Arcane Hand, this one about line of sight, or this one about gaze attacks share that they are looking for an exact clarification of specific, often arcane rules mechanic interactions, where these mechanics are unintuitive and lead to a different outcome than what you expect.

Many of your questions, like this one here, this one about Arcane Hand, this one about line of sight, or this one about gaze attacks share that they are looking for an exact clarification of specific rules mechanic interactions, where these mechanics are unintuitive and lead to a different outcome than what you expect.

If you want your magic webs to stick flying creatures to where they are, the rules support that by encouraging you to ingnore or override them.

If you want your magic webs to stick flying creatures to where they are, the rules support that by encouraging you to ignore or override them.