Could you use that in a combat situation? Like say, dragging an entire enemy group somewhere?
No resistance or saves unless they are on the "bisected" part of the zone.
So, evidently, yeah.

Their only chance is disrupting the spell entirely with some high-grade Mythic BS.
And then they spend Mythic Power on something that isn't killing VIserys nad Co.
 
The best part about Wyrmfold is that it's basically flexing how much of a Dragon we are.
It literally loots an entire swathe of space, regardless of what anything in that space thinks about the prospect of being looted.
:V
 
Could you use that in a combat situation? Like say, dragging an entire enemy group somewhere?
You would have to be careful to avoid sacrificing too much HP to increase the spell's AoE, but yes, it's possible. Not something I would advise, though, since there are better spells for killing large groups of enemies rather than trying to Disintegrate those on the periphery of the effect, and any you bring with you to your new destination still need to be dealt with. If we could use it, then immediately cast Celerity to escape, that should work.

I'm more interested in the transport possibilities. With some specific buffing, Viserys could get his overall caster level up to 28 when casting Wyrmfold. A 28 foot radius is nice enough, but let's burn 160 HP to push that to a 60 foot radius. Before we cast the spell, though, we would have used Ancestral Awakening to learn Sudden Widen. Used in conjunction with Wyrmfold, that would transport a 120ft radius sphere. Such a sphere would have a volume of 7,238,229 cubic feet.

Imagine if we did a bit of prep work using Titan's Tools and other magic available to use to build spherical underground enclosures, sheathed in Hardened lead and steel around a core of fused basalt. A space that large could accommodate all sorts of stuff; barracks, storage facilities, training halls, an immense magical anti-gravity propulsion system/artifical gravity device, etc. And then once it's ready, Viserys takes up position in the center of the sphere and Wyrmfolds it into a predetermined location in outer space.

Space stations, ya'll. Easy to build in the comforts of a terrestrial environment and just as easily lifted into orbit or beyond.

Or just immense KKV rocks we can drop on suitable enemies, such as the Bloodstone Emperor.
 
We can probably use Wyrmfold for Plane of Fire shenanigans. Drag all ships and prisoners in a 120ft sphere and then take it all with us somewhere. It sounds amazing.
 
You would have to be careful to avoid sacrificing too much HP to increase the spell's AoE, but yes, it's possible. Not something I would advise, though, since there are better spells for killing large groups of enemies rather than trying to Disintegrate those on the periphery of the effect, and any you bring with you to your new destination still need to be dealt with. If we could use it, then immediately cast Celerity to escape, that should work.

I'm more interested in the transport possibilities. With some specific buffing, Viserys could get his overall caster level up to 28 when casting Wyrmfold. A 28 foot radius is nice enough, but let's burn 160 HP to push that to a 60 foot radius. Before we cast the spell, though, we would have used Ancestral Awakening to learn Sudden Widen. Used in conjunction with Wyrmfold, that would transport a 120ft radius sphere. Such a sphere would have a volume of 7,238,229 cubic feet.

Imagine if we did a bit of prep work using Titan's Tools and other magic available to use to build spherical underground enclosures, sheathed in Hardened lead and steel around a core of fused basalt. A space that large could accommodate all sorts of stuff; barracks, storage facilities, training halls, an immense magical anti-gravity propulsion system/artifical gravity device, etc. And then once it's ready, Viserys takes up position in the center of the sphere and Wyrmfolds it into a predetermined location in outer space.

Space stations, ya'll. Easy to build in the comforts of a terrestrial environment and just as easily lifted into orbit or beyond.

Or just immense KKV rocks we can drop on suitable enemies, such as the Bloodstone Emperor.
We have had to have gone there before.
 
You would have to be careful to avoid sacrificing too much HP to increase the spell's AoE, but yes, it's possible. Not something I would advise, though, since there are better spells for killing large groups of enemies rather than trying to Disintegrate those on the periphery of the effect, and any you bring with you to your new destination still need to be dealt with. If we could use it, then immediately cast Celerity to escape, that should work.
We can always teleport into the Sea of Fire or an active vulcano on our Plane.
Most of our targets not from the Plane of Fire would find that sufficiently irritating (the loss of ground, the sudden being on fire) that we can easily take a turn to Planeshift/Teleport back with no real urgency.
 
Vote closed.
Adhoc vote count started by DragonParadox on Apr 30, 2020 at 7:52 AM, finished with 101 posts and 14 votes.
 
Wyrmfold is cool, and looks useful, but it seems kind of unbalanced. I don't think there's any other teleport spell in the game that lets use force people to come along without a save. Being able to force high power enemies into specially prepared areas is a substantial advantage when coupled with the breadth and depth of resources we can put towards the effort.

We could, for example, create a subterranean sphere with a 120 ft radius, then fill it with permanenced layers of horizontal walls of X spells (or energy conversion walls of fire if the direct version is too expensive). Layer in some dimensional anchors and spells likeSilverlight to taste. Then set up reverse gravity enchantments to put whoever is inside through a spin cycle. If we make the center fire damage based then we could wyrmfold in with people and teleport our alone before plugging our teleport gap, turning on the flickering gravity items, and leaving.

That's some pretty excessive bullshit, but it seems compliant with the spell, and like one of the first things a sufficiently powerful caster would do if they could cast it as is. Maybe we could modify it?
 
i am assuming that we are getting a Rina POV since she is the only one in the vote who is actually assinged to the dead godswood
 
I'm decently certain that other people took my vote at face value, so... maybe do it that way anyway? I don't know?
 
I voted for @Azel because its not the first time Viserys has eaten a tainted (Or was it dead? I can't recall.) weirwood.
I figured we would get some more information by doing it again.

Edit: The reason we took Azel's vote seriously was because it uses the same format as an actual vote and not a joke vote.
 
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