The Tsuyo RegionalDex: A Ported Selection of the CO Works of Tsuyoshikentsu

[tsuyoshikentsu]

[SIZE="4"]4th:[/SIZE]

[sblock=Sor/Wiz]Arcane Eye^PHB: (:) Even with the short duration, an invisible, mobile sensor that you directly control is plenty good.

Assay Spell Resistance^SpC: () YES!  YES!  A THOUSAND TIMES, YES!  The use of this spell should be self-evident.  Second only to Unluck.

Identify Transgressor^{BoVD, Drug}: Okay, listen.  This spell should not be evil.  It shouldn't have the evil descriptor, and the drug and location components have nothing to do with the spell.  Why are they there?  Because some idiot decided that every spell in the BoVD HAD to be an evil spell.  Therefore, we get a perfectly innocent spell consigned to darkness forever.  Talk with your DM about getting rid of those components; if you do, it rates a (:).

Know Vulnerabilities^SpC: (*)  At this level, just make a Knowledge check.  Higher than this, I'd argue that my character's been adventuring long enough to hear about these things.

Locate Creature^PHB: (*) Too many ways to stop it for my taste, but it has its uses.  One of which is targting "MY f***ing car keys that were animated by that f***ing mage."

Scrying^{PHB, (-)}: () Even a level later than the Bard, still a darn good spell.[/sblock]

[sblock=Other Classes]Bard 4 -- Legend Lore^PHB: (:thumbsup:) If you're going to be casting it over and over, at least don't do it from 6th level slots.

Cleric 4 -- Greater Status^BoED: (:) Okay, first off, make sure you're not looking at the Heroes of Battle version, 'cause that one sucks.   Being able to cast spells through the status is pretty nifty, even if they do have to be lower-level.[/sblock]

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[SIZE="4"]5th:[/SIZE]

[sblock=Sor/Wiz Spells]Prying Eyes^PHB: () One of my favorite spells solely because of the visual, it's quite effective as well.

Telepathic Bond^PHB: (:thumbsup:) Needs moar duration, but not bad.[/sblock]

[sblock=Other Classes]Cleric/Oracle Domain 5 -- Commune^PHB: (:) Like contact other place, but without the "I'm a babbling idiot" risk.  Lots of questions at a time.

Bard 5 -- Scry Location^CS: () Just as useful as scrying.  Make a great pair, they do.

Cleric 5 -- True Seeing^PHB: (:) Useful for ruining your DM's "a doppelganger!" plotlines, among other things.[/sblock]

[tsuyoshikentsu]

[SIZE="4"]6th:[/SIZE]

[sblock=Sor/Wiz Spells]Analyze Dweomer^PHB: (:thumbsdow) Mass identify.  Wooo.  Not impressed.

Eye of Stone^RoS: () The ability to send an invisible eye through solid stone into a room that you're not even positive exists should not be underestimated.

Eyes of the Oracle^DrM: (:) A weird sort of Cerelity analogue.  Generally useful, and init bonuses are always cool.

Legend Lore^{PHB, (-)}: (:thumbsdow) I don't like this spell in general, and 6th is just too high for it.

Scry Location^{PHB, (-)}: (:) Still brilliant, but 6th level is pushing it.

True Seeing^{PHB, (-)}: (*) Much less useful at 6th level.[/sblock]

[sblock=Other Classes]Cleric 6 -- Find the Path^PHB: (:) This is just a great way to generally muck with adventure plotlines.

Bard 6 -- Hindsight^SpC: (:) At this level, pretty nifty.  Rather situational, but you just became the city's #1 detective.

Bard 6 -- Greater Scrying^PHB: () Just the 100% chance of screwing with people via message is worth the slot to me.  The extended duration is very good, too.

Druid 6 -- Stone Tell^PHB: (:) These walls CAN talk![/sblock]

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[SIZE="4"]7th:[/SIZE]

[sblock=Sor/Wiz Spells]Brainspider^SpC: (:thumbsup:) Lots of telepathic fun, and you don't even have to eat their brains!

Greater Arcane Sight^PHB: (*) If you're wondering why this is rated so high, let alone on the list at all, it has something to do with the fact that all the other 7th level divinations are about as powerful as vision.[/sblock]

[sblock=Other Classes]Wu Jen 7 -- Commune with Greater Spirit^CAr: (Varies) Not a bad little spell... as long as there are lots of spirits in your campaign.  Talk with your DM pre-game if you're going to use this one.

Time Domain 7 -- Moment of Prescience^PHB: () A level early?  Yes, please.[/sblock]

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[SIZE="4"]8th:[/SIZE]

[sblock=Sor/Wiz Spells]Discern Location^PHB: (:thumbsup:) A good start to a one-two combo with another divination spell.  "My f***ing car keys" is still a legal target, although if Olidammara has really decided to screw you today you still won't find them.

Moment of Prescience^PHB: () +CL insight to any one of a variety of rolls makes TK happy.

Greater Prying Eyes^PHB: (:) Now your flying eyeballs have true seeing.[/sblock]

[sblock=Other Classes]Time Domain 8 -- Foresight^PHB: (:thumbsup:) It's a level early.  Sort of worth it now if you're not a Divine Oracle 10.[/sblock]

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[SIZE="4"]9th:[/SIZE]

[sblock=Sor/Wiz Spells]Foresight^{PHB, (-)}: (*) Time gets you it a level lower, and honestly, many of the benefits can be found elsewhere.  If you're not a Divine Oracle and you can't get this at 8th, though, take it.

Hindsight^{SpC, (-)}: (:turkey:) Oh, come on.  You're telling me you can't think of better things to do with a 9th-level slot than THIS?  Works really well as a 6th-level, though.[/sblock]

[sblock=Other Classes]Destiny Domain 9 -- Choose Destiny^RoD: () FLAWLESS VICTORY.  Seriously, though, a reroll on EVERYTHING is pretty darn good.  If you're an Incantatrix, this ain't a bad one to persist.[/sblock]

[EjoThims]

 

I haven't seen Tsuyo around in forever, but I just thought I'd bump this back up for everyone.

[Akalsaris]

If he ever updates this, the man deserves to know that his star destroyer punchline...lacks the picture that makes the whole thing funny.

[EjoThims]

If he ever updates this, the man deserves to know that his star destroyer punchline...lacks the picture that makes the whole thing funny.

It's in a spoiler.

[StPeteGamer]

yes it is in the spoiler and it is funny..
Good work although I don't see him here I see him in the WoTC forum

[Endarire]

What you need as an index in the first post.

[Emy]

...
This one also casts true strike, but it's mostly because it can. The real point of this is that you can get over a mile, with no range penalty if you have 40 feet of vertical clearance and are using a +1 composite evencraft dragonbone greabow of distance/ -- 7,800 feet in fact, assuming that in D&D math x2 + x1.5 + x1.5 = x3, and that the dragonbone modifier is added after multiplication like Deepwood's.
...

This would be true using normal D&D math, but I'd like to note something from the SRD.

Sometimes a rule makes you multiply a number or a die roll. As long as you’re applying a single multiplier, multiply the number normally. When two or more multipliers apply to any abstract value (such as a modifier or a die roll), however, combine them into a single multiple, with each extra multiple adding 1 less than its value to the first multiple. Thus, a double (×2) and a double (×2) applied to the same number results in a triple (×3, because 2 + 1 = 3).

When applying multipliers to real-world values (such as weight or distance), normal rules of math apply instead. A creature whose size doubles (thus multiplying its weight by 8) and then is turned to stone (which would multiply its weight by a factor of roughly 3) now weighs about 24 times normal, not 10 times normal. Similarly, a blinded creature attempting to negotiate difficult terrain would count each square as 4 squares (doubling the cost twice, for a total multiplier of ×4), rather than as 3 squares (adding 100% twice).

So it goes farther than posted in your original post. This important sentence is also in the PHB, but I don't remember where.

[Akalsaris]

If he ever updates this, the man deserves to know that his star destroyer punchline...lacks the picture that makes the whole thing funny.

It's in a spoiler.

I read the same post on the wizards site, so I knew what to expect, but when I hit the spoiler tag here it displayed nothing.  Today it did though, so I must have misclicked it or something.