Sesame Street: A Magical Halloween Adventure is a VHS release of the popular children's television show Sesame Street. This VHS was released in 2004 and features a Halloween-themed storyline that follows the beloved Sesame Street characters as they embark on a magical adventure. The VHS begins with the Sesame Street gang preparing for Halloween. They are excited to go trick-or-treating and wear their costumes. However, they soon discover that there is a problem - all the Halloween candy has disappeared! The characters set out on a mission to find the missing candy and save Halloween. The adventure takes them to various locations, such as a magical Halloween carnival and a spooky castle.
\$\begingroup\$ My guess is that the vote came from your having 6 questions within a single question post. \$\endgroup\$
In addition to the points Maurycy makes, having a bunch of questions lumped together freezes out users who might be able to provide a great answer to one or two of them, but not all. You can t deal damage, but if you walked up to a wall of red-hot iron that appeared from thin air and the air around it felt hot, would you be dumb enough to touch it.
The adventure takes them to various locations, such as a magical Halloween carnival and a spooky castle. Along the way, they encounter friendly monsters, talking pumpkins, and other enchanting characters. They learn valuable lessons about friendship, teamwork, and problem-solving as they work together to solve the mystery.
How does magic interact with mirrors? [closed]
Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post.
Closed 7 years ago .- Are rays reflected?
- Are beholder rays reflected (might not be the same, who knows)?
- Are gaze attacks reflected?
- Is the antimagic gaze reflected?
- Are illusion reflected?
- Can you cast a spell which requires line of sight through a Mirror?
- (telekinesis' slam attack, magic missile, illusions, cloudkill, summon monster)
- (ex. there's an invisible foe around a corner and a Mirror in the said corner: would true sight reveal it through the mirror?)
\$\begingroup\$ seriously? vote to close? i don't know how i could be any more on topic, precise and clean-cut-answer. \$\endgroup\$
Feb 17, 2016 at 16:04\$\begingroup\$ My guess is that the vote came from your having 6 questions within a single question post. \$\endgroup\$
Feb 17, 2016 at 16:08\$\begingroup\$ You don't need six questions: I would group them into four questions. The beholder, rays, and antimagic elements in one question. The gaze reflection in another. (though I think you can find in the rules of an addition how gazes work with mirrors . ). Line of Sight is another question. True Seeing and Illusion in the same question. \$\endgroup\$
Feb 17, 2016 at 16:17\$\begingroup\$ @Mouhgouda The problem is probably the fac that in general broad questions require broader (ie. less precise) answers and, at the same time, they are harder to effectively search and the core assumption of all SE sites is that they can serve not only the asker but everyone who has similar problem. Your first four bullet-points could be squashed into something like "Which spells can bounce via a mirror?" and that, in my eyes, would be enough to not have this marked as too broad. \$\endgroup\$
Feb 17, 2016 at 17:07\$\begingroup\$ My VtC was for exactly the reasons @Maurycy mentions above, and I think the breakdown KorvinStarmast provides above would be excellent. (And please don't take a VtC personally--we're all here spending our time trying to make the site work well, and sometimes workshopping a question is part of that.) In addition to the points Maurycy makes, having a bunch of questions lumped together freezes out users who might be able to provide a great answer to one or two of them, but not all. Future users are deprived of those answers. Posts are cheap--go ahead and create two or three questions =) \$\endgroup\$
Feb 17, 2016 at 21:48The VHS also includes fun and catchy songs that children can sing along to, such as "The Monster Mash" and "We're All Monsters." The songs are designed to entertain and engage young viewers while also reinforcing important educational concepts. Sesame Street: A Magical Halloween Adventure is filled with laughter, excitement, and valuable lessons for children. It offers a fun and safe way for kids to learn about Halloween and the importance of friendship. The VHS is suitable for children of all ages and has become a beloved classic in the Sesame Street franchise. Overall, Sesame Street: A Magical Halloween Adventure is a delightful VHS that combines the beloved characters of Sesame Street with the magic and excitement of Halloween. It provides children with an entertaining and educational experience that they can enjoy year after year..
Reviews for "love hoidays"
Warning: foreach() argument must be of type array|object, string given in /home/default/EN-magic-CATALOG2/data/templates/templ04.txt on line 198
love hoidays