A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover
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Makes sense, because preparing or casting 'Tongues' stilled and silent would just be showing off.
He was showing off, after all he did not have the most impressive showing in the fight, so subtly demonstrating some of his own skills would not go amiss.
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So, divine metamagic confirmed?
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I don't think the Heart Tree does.
And even if it does, we can make Sunlight one of the secondary effects with little problem.
A weirwood does indeed need sunlight whether you carve a face into it or not.
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Alright then, Sunlight as one of the secondary effects it is.
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Could it be provided via its own Hallow?
@Duesal They can just capture the sacrifices and we will grow it for them, too.
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It also needs water, and a constant supply of CO2 that needs to take from somewhere.
Viserys is not sure, but he thinks so.
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Besides sunlight, what else would, or wouldn't, need to be magically provided?
Obscuring Mist maybe? Air and Water. And maybe that soil spell Vee uses to make stuff grow fast. Alter it so that it basically makes the place fertile. Altered Obscuring mist to make it so that it provides an atmosphere and a daylight spell....you know this is starting to sound like we're making a little Avalon in the Plane of Earth.
Also who else thinks a Wirewood with the daylight spell is gonna look like something from the Silmarion.
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We could just take the Children of the Forest to meet the Xorn and see what they think of what a Heart Tree would need to survive in the Dimwell Delving.
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That would require DP to decide whether Daylight is sufficient to grow plants. It doesn't hurt creatures hurt by sunlight, so ...
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There's air in their cave, and assuming they breath, CO2 too.
A an "everspring" of sorts with use activated Create Water would run (1/2*180*1) IM, a mere 90 IM, taking four hours to craft.
A an "everspring" of sorts with use activated Create Water would run (1/2*180*1) IM, a mere 90 IM, taking four hours to craft.
Hurting creatures hurt by sunlight is an enormous advantage in combat against certain creatures. Like vampires.
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I know. And the Daylight description states it doesn't, so, it's not fully equivalent to sunlight. But if that's a conceptual quality of 'sun' that's missing from this spell or something else, that's for the GM to decide. I think.
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Plants need light because that's the catalyst for photosynthesis. That's why the right lamps with the correct wavelenght will work just fine.
Vampires and such need the sun to be harmed/destroyed, not just because it's light, but because it's the sun.
Vampires and such need the sun to be harmed/destroyed, not just because it's light, but because it's the sun.
Eh we can just tell them it acts as a teleport station for us allowing us to trade with them more easily. And in return for that and maintaining the place they get to enjoy the secondary effects of the tree.
Also if the runestaff aren't feasible for all of those spells how about adding them to the Pages of Spell Knowledge wish list?
Also I had an idea for a variant feat. You guys remember that wizard dragon feat that let dragons scribe spells onto their scales? How about a variant where Sorceror Dragons can have Scales of Spell Knowledge carved onto them?
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On some settings, vampires being weak to "UV light" and such is absolutely hilarious if you are running a mordern game. You can buy headlamps with five thousand lumens. Headlamps.
You can by a full-size flashlight, about as big as the traditional, shitty maglights made classic by cops with thirty thousand lumens. Get something in the right wavelenght and suddenly instant vampire annihilation can be bought for $300 on Amazon Prime.
You can by a full-size flashlight, about as big as the traditional, shitty maglights made classic by cops with thirty thousand lumens. Get something in the right wavelenght and suddenly instant vampire annihilation can be bought for $300 on Amazon Prime.
Indeed. Daylight is so powerful against certain undead and fiends because it is pervasive, because it is a sign of hope and growth the world over.