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Post by Deleted on Jun 26, 2021 0:58:17 GMT
P2 Rez rods stop working if you get amnesia, and they're susceptible to spell failure auras. Please have this removed  |
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Post by woqued on Jun 29, 2021 15:08:46 GMT
I find it to be one of their unique features; they have infinite range so they behave more like spells than rods. Pros & cons.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 30, 2021 4:20:56 GMT
Except they're still a rod, and the power of the rod is completely trashed by spell fail auras, amnesia, etc. It defeats the purpose entirely. It also goes against the entire purpose of a rod / scroll in D'n'D.
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Post by boroie on Jun 30, 2021 9:08:21 GMT
Except they're still a rod, and the power of the rod is completely trashed by spell fail auras, amnesia, etc. It defeats the purpose entirely. It also goes against the entire purpose of a rod / scroll in D'n'D. Well actually.... <nerd hat on> Spell trigger items such as rods, staves and wands do not incur spell failure. However scrolls (spell completion item) can incur spell failure. Using a scroll is like casting a spell for purposes of arcane spell failure chance. <nerd hat off> Your original point does stand though. Rods should not have a spell failure chance, but probably this is tied into the way the spell is implemented in nwn. Same reason you see some shifter powers nullified by silence for instance. |
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Post by chainlink on Jun 30, 2021 10:02:58 GMT
Except they're still a rod, and the power of the rod is completely trashed by spell fail auras, amnesia, etc. It defeats the purpose entirely. It also goes against the entire purpose of a rod / scroll in D'n'D. Well actually.... <nerd hat on> Spell trigger items such as rods, staves and wands do not incur spell failure. However scrolls (spell completion item) can incur spell failure. Using a scroll is like casting a spell for purposes of arcane spell failure chance. <nerd hat off> Your original point does stand though. Rods should not have a spell failure chance, but probably this is tied into the way the spell is implemented in nwn. Same reason you see some shifter powers nullified by silence for instance. "In REAL D&D".......................you knew that was coming didn't you! |
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Post by boroie on Jun 30, 2021 14:04:36 GMT
Well actually.... <nerd hat on> Spell trigger items such as rods, staves and wands do not incur spell failure. However scrolls (spell completion item) can incur spell failure. Using a scroll is like casting a spell for purposes of arcane spell failure chance. <nerd hat off> Your original point does stand though. Rods should not have a spell failure chance, but probably this is tied into the way the spell is implemented in nwn. Same reason you see some shifter powers nullified by silence for instance. "In REAL D&D".......................you knew that was coming didn't you! Real D&D is a crutch!! |
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Post by Paradoom on Jul 16, 2021 11:14:10 GMT
In real dnd a cat can kill a man in arms  |
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