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A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover

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[X] Viserys casts Tsunami using Wild Arcana, positioning the wave so that it sweeps across the Summoning circles and toward the mansion.
-[X] If any Summoning circles appear to have survived the Tsunami, Rina casts Fell Drain Boreal Wind, pivoting it to sweep through the entire sodden courtyard in order to scour any remaining circles from existence using the damaging arctic winds.

[X] Mia Level Up
-[X] Class: +1 Wizard
-[X] Feat:
--[X] Retrain: Arcane Thesis(Summon Monster III) >>> Arcane Thesis(Summon Monster IV)
-[X] Skills (6 points): +1 Concentration, +1 Knowledge(Arcana), +1 Knowledge(Dungeoneering), +1 Knowledge(The Planes), +1 Sense Motive, +1 Spellcraft
-[X] New Spells:
--[X] 4th Level: Conjure Deadfall, Master's Escape, Summon Monster IV
 
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Goldfish said:
[X] Viserys casts Dragon's Roar to pulverized all of the Summoning circles within 120 feet of his location while buffing his allies, and Rina casts Fell Drain Boreal Wind, pivoting it to sweep through the entire courtyard in order to scour any remaining circles from existence using the damaging arctic winds.
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Lion's Roar doesn't have any effect to accomplish that.
 
@Goldfish Looking at the situation, you seem like you're on the right track though.

Couldn't we disrupt the ritual by damaging the circles? That's half the point of making our Snare circles redundant, isn't it?

Shadow of the Doom and transmute the ground the circles are drawn over into volcanic ash? Though that might just trigger them prematurely, and might even be bait for us to do so all things considered.
 
Crake said:
@Goldfish Looking at the situation, you seem like you're on the right track though.

Couldn't we disrupt the ritual by damaging the circles? That's half the point of making our Snare circles redundant, isn't it?

Shadow of the Doom and transmute the ground the circles are drawn over into volcanic ash? Though that might just trigger them prematurely, and might even be bait for us to do so all things considered.
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Yeah, that's why I'm trying to think of an alternative that doesn't use Fire-based magic.
 
Most of the easy ways to destroy the ground involve fire and lava etc.

We could leave behind summoned/conjured servants to destroy the circles.

Something with a strong Dispel effect or maybe a Vemerak from Summon Horror and just have it continually dump Earthquakes.

Could be as simple as summoning a handful of Bullettes and let them eat their way through the wards.
 
Deliste said:
I was looking at water effects but I'm concerned that worked stone will just be washed over.

Did you see the above suggestions?
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The Summoning circles are drawn in bone ash. A strong wind might be enough to damage them, but I wouldn't count on it. A Tsunami sweeping through, following by Rina's Boreal Wind will hopefully do the trick.

I saw your suggestions, but they aren't fast enough. We want to spoil the circles within the next several seconds, not wait several rounds or minutes while Summoned creatures do it.
TalonofAnathrax said:
[X] Goldfish

Ah, that's a spell I've always wanted to use in a confined space.
We have Heart of Water running, right?
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Everyone should have Life Bubble active courtesy of Rina, and Viserys should always have Heart of Water active now, along with Heart of Earth.
 
Goldfish said:
The Summoning circles are drawn in bone ash. A strong wind might be enough to damage them, but I wouldn't count on it. A Tsunami sweeping through, following by Rina's Boreal Wind will hopefully do the trick.

I saw your suggestions, but they aren't fast enough. We want to spoil the circles within the next several seconds, not wait several rounds or minutes while Summoned creatures do it.

Everyone should have Life Bubble active courtesy of Rina, and Viserys should always have Heart of Water active now, along with Heart of Earth.
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Hmm, I was attributing "polished to a shine" to the whole set up, if it really is just the ash on shiny stone then this is much easier.

I'll look for explicitly dispel type effects just in case.
 
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