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The beginning needs an introductory paragraph. Something like "In D&D there are hundreds of pages of spells. Here is a list of the ones that take enemies out of combat, and make those that use attack rolls feel impotent."
One thing I'd like to request (and I know this is a good deal of work, so I'm willing to help if needed), is getting the spell-school for those spells up there as well, at least for the arcane ones.
Quote from: the_taken on May 26, 2008, 10:21:52 PMThe beginning needs an introductory paragraph. Something like "In D&D there are hundreds of pages of spells. Here is a list of the ones that take enemies out of combat, and make those that use attack rolls feel impotent."Do you mind if I copy that verbatim and use it as an introduction?
There are lots of spells in D&D. In the PHB alone it goes on for one hundred and five pages of pure descriptions, and there's an entire 285 page book called the Spell Compendium that is just spells. Finding a spell you want can be very difficult.So by request, here's a list of spells that will actually remove your opponents from combat from levels one through nine for Wizards and Sorcerers. If you keep a few of these on hand at each level, you'll probably have something level appropriate to do against your enemies.There are also a crap tonne of other spells that serve functions as utility spells (knock, daylight), completely abusive utility spells (scry, shrink item), mobility spells (teleport, fly), buff spells (magic circle against evil, mindblank), and situational spells (shatter, slide). There will be times when you need to use these spells to complete adventures or crush your enemies super hard. But this is just a list of spells that you can use to remove enemies from play.-Frank
Quote from: Cube on May 27, 2008, 07:04:56 AMQuote from: the_taken on May 26, 2008, 10:21:52 PMThe beginning needs an introductory paragraph. Something like "In D&D there are hundreds of pages of spells. Here is a list of the ones that take enemies out of combat, and make those that use attack rolls feel impotent."Do you mind if I copy that verbatim and use it as an introduction?I guess. It's just a summary of:Quote from: FrankTrollmanThere are lots of spells in D&D. In the PHB alone it goes on for one hundred and five pages of pure descriptions, and there's an entire 285 page book called the Spell Compendium that is just spells. Finding a spell you want can be very difficult.So by request, here's a list of spells that will actually remove your opponents from combat from levels one through nine for Wizards and Sorcerers. If you keep a few of these on hand at each level, you'll probably have something level appropriate to do against your enemies.There are also a crap tonne of other spells that serve functions as utility spells (knock, daylight), completely abusive utility spells (scry, shrink item), mobility spells (teleport, fly), buff spells (magic circle against evil, mindblank), and situational spells (shatter, slide). There will be times when you need to use these spells to complete adventures or crush your enemies super hard. But this is just a list of spells that you can use to remove enemies from play.-Frank
Quote from: X-Codes on September 25, 2011, 03:54:52 PMDon't even need TO for this. Any decent Hood build, especially one with Celerity, one-rounds [Azathoth, the most powerful greater deity from d20 Cthulu].Does it bug anyone else that we've reached the point where characters who can obliterate a greater deity in one round are considered "decent?"
Don't even need TO for this. Any decent Hood build, especially one with Celerity, one-rounds [Azathoth, the most powerful greater deity from d20 Cthulu].
