Q 45
A: What happen when a spell that is normally dismissible by the caster is coupled with permanency?
I would guess it's no longer dismissible, but is it stated somewhere?
B: What happen when the beneficiary of a spell coupled with permanency is hit by a spell with opposite effects, where's it's usually described that it "counters and dispels" the other spell? (For examples, enlarge person vs. reduce person or vice-versa.)
Is the permanency-fied spell countered for the duration of the other spell? or fully dispelled?
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2018-06-17, 03:33 PM (ISO 8601)Bugbear in the Playground
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Re: Simple RAW Thread for 3.5 #34: Mere mortal, not immortal, not starcrossed, anymor
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DM: At the end of the meal, the innkeeper is bringing you the cheese plate. Roll for initiative.
PC: Excuse me, what?
DM: I said, roll for initiative. They like their cheese really ripe in these parts. They have the ooze type.
"Excuse me, but... is it a GOOD or a BAD thing when the DM can't help bursting into laughter every time he hears the phrase 'level-appropriate encounter'? No, just curious..."
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