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(I know epic spells are first listed as having no specific level then assigned spell level 10 for most purposes.) I mention something that's likely been found but not mentioned in this way.Įpic spells count as being level 10 spells for situations where spell level is important. This matters because I intend to play a Sor/Hathran in a game where Circle Magic is allowed and I want to know the RAW on this. (Remember, at cast time, this character could cast a lower level spell via this level 4 slot.) Thus, a Sor/Hathran with wings of flurry as a level 4 spell known can apply the effects of Circle Magic at cast time, but not bank its metamagics like a Wizard could, even if wings of flurry is this character's only level 4 spell known. What about for purely spontaneous casters like Bards and Sors? (Let's assume these characters lack all means of preparing spells, meaning no Arcane Preparation, etc.) I assumed each spell slot was simply 'potential energy' that became filled with a specific legal spell at cast time. (The effects of Circle Magic normally last 24 hours or until used, whichever happens first.) I understand and agree with the notion that a fully prepared caster like a Wizard or Cleric who can lead a Circle could bank a buncha spell levels from his spell donors and apply Empower/Heighten/Maximize to his prepared spells, then just sleep/reapply Circle Magic to boost all his spells with Heighten (L20), Empower, and Maximize since these spells remain prepared until spent or forcibly removed somehow. Strange can be portrayed a variety of ways.Ĭircle Magic - from Red Wizard, Halruaan Elder, and Hathran - is used to increase caster level to 40 (for 24 hours), and apply Heighten Spell (max spell level of 20!), Empower, and Maximize to qualifying spells, even if none of the Circle members have these metamagics. Strange character need not be built in a specific party role, and I know that Dr. The other party members at present are a Wood Elf Fighter Archer, a Human Cleric of Kelemvor/Doomguide, a Human Wizard/Priest of Mystra, a Human Fighter/Warlock Glaivelock, and a dual wielding shadow pouncing Human Telflammar Shadowlord. The deities of Golarion (Pathfinder's world), Faerun AKA Toril, Oerth AKA Greyhawk, Eberron, Planescape, and elsewhere in D&D 3.x exist in this multiverse. The campaign starts on a custom material plane, but is expected to expand into an interplanar adventure.

We use the PF craft system, meaning Spellcraft checks and no EXP costs for making metaphysical items. We can spend all of our starting cash on one item if we like, but we're normally discouraged from doing so due to the practicality of the variety of effects associated with various slots.

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We start at level 10 with 1 free level adjustment (LA). Taking Improved Initiative twice is a waste of a feat since the 3.5 and PF effects for Imp Init are the same and thus don't stack. For example, 3.5 Persistent Spell and PF Persistent Spell (or Cleave or Power Attack.) are notably different abilities despite the same name.

We may use the 3.5 and PF versions of feats so long as we note which version we use so long as they're notably different. We use the PF skill system, meaning we use Stealth instead of separate Hide/Move Silently. We use 3.5's versions of races like Human. 41 point buy using the 3.5 point buy system. We're using a hybrid of the 3.5 and PF system, which includes these notes: Spheres of Power and Might (the latest versions) are explicitly allowed. All content for these systems is allowed - even magazine and web content - pending GM approval. Note that crafters can normally apply legal metamagics to spells when crafting items, like making a wand of Extended haste.Ī friend and I are playing in an online game which combines 3.5, Pathfinder 1e, and Spheres content. Yes, the spell DC would be lower by 1 and this tactic would be generally best done on buffs and utility spells that don't depend on overcoming saves to be useful.

Since the spell is treated as 1 level lower in all cases (like a reverse Heighten spell), does this make the item cheaper to craft?įor example, normally making a scroll of fireball would cost (spell level 3 * caster level 5 * scroll cost multiplier 25G) for a total of 375G, whereas using Sanctum Spell in this case would make it formulaically cost (spell level 2 * caster level 5 * scroll cost multiplier 25G) for a total of 250G. Let's assume I craft an item that casts a spell X times per day (a wondrous item) or I make a consumable item that casts a spell (wand, staff, scroll, potion, etc.) Let's also assume I apply the Sanctum Spell metamagic and I'm outside of my designated sanctum.

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