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Q124 Alright, tough one, but if you got any ideas, plese let me know. There's a spell in a Wotc Splatbook that allows someone to make a kind of attack using a moving action. I believe this is a personal spell and is from 3rd-7th level. Any ideas?
Quote from: Littha on August 30, 2011, 01:59:30 AMQuote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 01:46:55 AMQ 123 May not be a simple question, but PC will be taking Enlarge Person soon, I need a large size mini for a female warrior type. Any suggestions?Depending on what scale the models you are using at the moment are there are a lot of mini wargames out there with a variety of scales. We're mostly using D&D minis, and a few from Heroscape that I was able to grab.
Quote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 01:46:55 AMQ 123 May not be a simple question, but PC will be taking Enlarge Person soon, I need a large size mini for a female warrior type. Any suggestions?Depending on what scale the models you are using at the moment are there are a lot of mini wargames out there with a variety of scales.
Q 123 May not be a simple question, but PC will be taking Enlarge Person soon, I need a large size mini for a female warrior type. Any suggestions?
Quote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 02:00:19 AMQuote from: Littha on August 30, 2011, 01:59:30 AMQuote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 01:46:55 AMQ 123 May not be a simple question, but PC will be taking Enlarge Person soon, I need a large size mini for a female warrior type. Any suggestions?Depending on what scale the models you are using at the moment are there are a lot of mini wargames out there with a variety of scales. We're mostly using D&D minis, and a few from Heroscape that I was able to grab.well those are 30mm so 54mm would be a good size for a large creature I think. For example: http://www.arcaneminiatures.co.uk/54mm-firstborn-miniatures.aspor http://www.arcaneminiatures.co.uk/miniatures-detail.asp?ID=34956orhttp://www.arcaneminiatures.co.uk/54mm-warlord-saga-miniatures.aspBear in mind however that most minis are supplied unassembled and unpainted.
Quote from: Shiki on August 30, 2011, 02:02:39 AMQuote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 01:56:11 AMQuote from: Garryl on August 30, 2011, 01:53:39 AMQuote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 01:46:55 AMQ 122 Is there a metamagic feat that lets you use a target more than one person with a "one creature" spell? If not, just a regular feat?A 122 Chain Spell is a +3 level metamagic feat that gives one secondary target per caster level for a single target ranged spell. The effect is easier to resist on the secondary targets (either 1/2 damage and an extra reflex save, or -4 to the save DC), but it doesn't matter for most buff spells. The feat is from Complete Arcane.It's going to be used by a halfling sorcerer who, when he thinks the party might not actually be able to defeat the pride of creatures, will freeze as many as possible in place so that the creatures will attack the easy prey and he can escape. The spell itself is "one creature". A metamagic rod of that might just work.Metamagic Rod (Chaining), Magic Item Compendium p.165.I don't see it, but is there any particular reason why that rod's half the cost of the one in Complete Arcane?
Quote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 01:56:11 AMQuote from: Garryl on August 30, 2011, 01:53:39 AMQuote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 01:46:55 AMQ 122 Is there a metamagic feat that lets you use a target more than one person with a "one creature" spell? If not, just a regular feat?A 122 Chain Spell is a +3 level metamagic feat that gives one secondary target per caster level for a single target ranged spell. The effect is easier to resist on the secondary targets (either 1/2 damage and an extra reflex save, or -4 to the save DC), but it doesn't matter for most buff spells. The feat is from Complete Arcane.It's going to be used by a halfling sorcerer who, when he thinks the party might not actually be able to defeat the pride of creatures, will freeze as many as possible in place so that the creatures will attack the easy prey and he can escape. The spell itself is "one creature". A metamagic rod of that might just work.Metamagic Rod (Chaining), Magic Item Compendium p.165.
Quote from: Garryl on August 30, 2011, 01:53:39 AMQuote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 01:46:55 AMQ 122 Is there a metamagic feat that lets you use a target more than one person with a "one creature" spell? If not, just a regular feat?A 122 Chain Spell is a +3 level metamagic feat that gives one secondary target per caster level for a single target ranged spell. The effect is easier to resist on the secondary targets (either 1/2 damage and an extra reflex save, or -4 to the save DC), but it doesn't matter for most buff spells. The feat is from Complete Arcane.It's going to be used by a halfling sorcerer who, when he thinks the party might not actually be able to defeat the pride of creatures, will freeze as many as possible in place so that the creatures will attack the easy prey and he can escape. The spell itself is "one creature". A metamagic rod of that might just work.
Quote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 01:46:55 AMQ 122 Is there a metamagic feat that lets you use a target more than one person with a "one creature" spell? If not, just a regular feat?A 122 Chain Spell is a +3 level metamagic feat that gives one secondary target per caster level for a single target ranged spell. The effect is easier to resist on the secondary targets (either 1/2 damage and an extra reflex save, or -4 to the save DC), but it doesn't matter for most buff spells. The feat is from Complete Arcane.
Q 122 Is there a metamagic feat that lets you use a target more than one person with a "one creature" spell? If not, just a regular feat?
Quote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 02:15:27 AMQuote from: Shiki on August 30, 2011, 02:02:39 AMQuote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 01:56:11 AMQuote from: Garryl on August 30, 2011, 01:53:39 AMQuote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 01:46:55 AMQ 122 Is there a metamagic feat that lets you use a target more than one person with a "one creature" spell? If not, just a regular feat?A 122 Chain Spell is a +3 level metamagic feat that gives one secondary target per caster level for a single target ranged spell. The effect is easier to resist on the secondary targets (either 1/2 damage and an extra reflex save, or -4 to the save DC), but it doesn't matter for most buff spells. The feat is from Complete Arcane.It's going to be used by a halfling sorcerer who, when he thinks the party might not actually be able to defeat the pride of creatures, will freeze as many as possible in place so that the creatures will attack the easy prey and he can escape. The spell itself is "one creature". A metamagic rod of that might just work.Metamagic Rod (Chaining), Magic Item Compendium p.165.I don't see it, but is there any particular reason why that rod's half the cost of the one in Complete Arcane?Probably cause it's MIC, they reduced the cost of several items after they figured, "this stuff is far too expensive". That be one of 'em apparently.
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Quote from: SolEiji on August 30, 2011, 05:19:48 AMQuote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 02:15:27 AMQuote from: Shiki on August 30, 2011, 02:02:39 AMQuote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 01:56:11 AMQuote from: Garryl on August 30, 2011, 01:53:39 AMQuote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 01:46:55 AMQ 122 Is there a metamagic feat that lets you use a target more than one person with a "one creature" spell? If not, just a regular feat?A 122 Chain Spell is a +3 level metamagic feat that gives one secondary target per caster level for a single target ranged spell. The effect is easier to resist on the secondary targets (either 1/2 damage and an extra reflex save, or -4 to the save DC), but it doesn't matter for most buff spells. The feat is from Complete Arcane.It's going to be used by a halfling sorcerer who, when he thinks the party might not actually be able to defeat the pride of creatures, will freeze as many as possible in place so that the creatures will attack the easy prey and he can escape. The spell itself is "one creature". A metamagic rod of that might just work.Metamagic Rod (Chaining), Magic Item Compendium p.165.I don't see it, but is there any particular reason why that rod's half the cost of the one in Complete Arcane?Probably cause it's MIC, they reduced the cost of several items after they figured, "this stuff is far too expensive". That be one of 'em apparently.That's quite possible. It's just that a lot of the items seem to have some kind of catch now. Like the vampire hide is silver OR magic instead of silver AND magic. The relics are now +1 instead of +3 and has lesser versions of the abilities they had in C. Divine. There's lots of tweaks. Just don't want to get my hopes up and find out I missed a subtle clue that I'm getting bent over.
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Quote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 05:22:23 AMQuote from: SolEiji on August 30, 2011, 05:19:48 AMQuote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 02:15:27 AMQuote from: Shiki on August 30, 2011, 02:02:39 AMQuote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 01:56:11 AMQuote from: Garryl on August 30, 2011, 01:53:39 AMQuote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 01:46:55 AMQ 122 Is there a metamagic feat that lets you use a target more than one person with a "one creature" spell? If not, just a regular feat?A 122 Chain Spell is a +3 level metamagic feat that gives one secondary target per caster level for a single target ranged spell. The effect is easier to resist on the secondary targets (either 1/2 damage and an extra reflex save, or -4 to the save DC), but it doesn't matter for most buff spells. The feat is from Complete Arcane.It's going to be used by a halfling sorcerer who, when he thinks the party might not actually be able to defeat the pride of creatures, will freeze as many as possible in place so that the creatures will attack the easy prey and he can escape. The spell itself is "one creature". A metamagic rod of that might just work.Metamagic Rod (Chaining), Magic Item Compendium p.165.I don't see it, but is there any particular reason why that rod's half the cost of the one in Complete Arcane?Probably cause it's MIC, they reduced the cost of several items after they figured, "this stuff is far too expensive". That be one of 'em apparently.That's quite possible. It's just that a lot of the items seem to have some kind of catch now. Like the vampire hide is silver OR magic instead of silver AND magic. The relics are now +1 instead of +3 and has lesser versions of the abilities they had in C. Divine. There's lots of tweaks. Just don't want to get my hopes up and find out I missed a subtle clue that I'm getting bent over.Function-wise, the Metamagic rods remain identical to their original printings. They actually cost too much in those locations (compare a CArc Rod of Chaining to a Rod of Quicken. Although Quicken spell has a higher slot adjustment, the Chaining Rod from CArc costs significantly more)
Quote from: snakeman830 on August 30, 2011, 12:05:28 PMQuote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 05:22:23 AMQuote from: SolEiji on August 30, 2011, 05:19:48 AMQuote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 02:15:27 AMQuote from: Shiki on August 30, 2011, 02:02:39 AMQuote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 01:56:11 AMQuote from: Garryl on August 30, 2011, 01:53:39 AMQuote from: kevin_video on August 30, 2011, 01:46:55 AMQ 122 Is there a metamagic feat that lets you use a target more than one person with a "one creature" spell? If not, just a regular feat?A 122 Chain Spell is a +3 level metamagic feat that gives one secondary target per caster level for a single target ranged spell. The effect is easier to resist on the secondary targets (either 1/2 damage and an extra reflex save, or -4 to the save DC), but it doesn't matter for most buff spells. The feat is from Complete Arcane.It's going to be used by a halfling sorcerer who, when he thinks the party might not actually be able to defeat the pride of creatures, will freeze as many as possible in place so that the creatures will attack the easy prey and he can escape. The spell itself is "one creature". A metamagic rod of that might just work.Metamagic Rod (Chaining), Magic Item Compendium p.165.I don't see it, but is there any particular reason why that rod's half the cost of the one in Complete Arcane?Probably cause it's MIC, they reduced the cost of several items after they figured, "this stuff is far too expensive". That be one of 'em apparently.That's quite possible. It's just that a lot of the items seem to have some kind of catch now. Like the vampire hide is silver OR magic instead of silver AND magic. The relics are now +1 instead of +3 and has lesser versions of the abilities they had in C. Divine. There's lots of tweaks. Just don't want to get my hopes up and find out I missed a subtle clue that I'm getting bent over.Function-wise, the Metamagic rods remain identical to their original printings. They actually cost too much in those locations (compare a CArc Rod of Chaining to a Rod of Quicken. Although Quicken spell has a higher slot adjustment, the Chaining Rod from CArc costs significantly more)Or, look at the price of the Maximize Rod on SRD...the new Chain Rods are the same price, and they are both +3 adjustment. Looks like CArc versions were simply overpriced...-K
Q125: Is there an easy way to get Combat Expertise without meeting the Intelligence requirement? I want to put Karmic Strike on something really stupid, at a low level (why Karmic Strike and not Robilar's Gambit).
Quote from: Bill Bisco: Eloquent Elf on August 30, 2011, 02:35:59 AMQ124 Alright, tough one, but if you got any ideas, plese let me know. There's a spell in a Wotc Splatbook that allows someone to make a kind of attack using a moving action. I believe this is a personal spell and is from 3rd-7th level. Any ideas?A124: Evard's Menacing Tentacles (PHB II, 113)? It gives you two attacks per round as a free action for a third level Druid or Sorcerer/Wizard spell.
Quote from: rot42 on August 30, 2011, 11:47:02 AMQuote from: Bill Bisco: Eloquent Elf on August 30, 2011, 02:35:59 AMQ124 Alright, tough one, but if you got any ideas, plese let me know. There's a spell in a Wotc Splatbook that allows someone to make a kind of attack using a moving action. I believe this is a personal spell and is from 3rd-7th level. Any ideas?A124: Evard's Menacing Tentacles (PHB II, 113)? It gives you two attacks per round as a free action for a third level Druid or Sorcerer/Wizard spell.Thanks for the try guys, but I don't think it's in the Completes or PHB2, it's definitely a move action to do something. Darn, I am really kicking myself now for not writing it down properly.
Q 127: In the description for the Devotion feats in CC, it doesn't state when you have to trade in the Domain for the Devotion feat.... If you were a human and took Able Learner and grabbed a rank in each of the Knowledges, could you then swap out the Domain for the Devotion feat, and be able to max out all of them?
A: 127 They would still be cross-class skills for you so max rank = (level+3)/2
If you take the feat you dont have to trade a domain. Clerics (and clerics only) have a special option to do that but can take the feats too.
