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Buy a Rod of Excellent Magic. Take the Eschew Materials feat. Cast Teleport through Time. The flower material component has no listed cost...
This is what I mean by rules abuse. Using Incantatrix and Easy Metamagic and such to reduce metamagic cost so you can cast a Twin Split Empowered Orb of Fire is one thing. Using Eschew Materials to replace an object that's priceless, rather than worthless...
This is what I mean by rules abuse. Using Incantatrix and Easy Metamagic and such to reduce metamagic cost so you can cast a Twin Split Empowered Orb of Fire is one thing. Using Eschew Materials to replace an object that's priceless, rather than worthless...
Most of what is called "rules abuse" is generally an exercise in theory, rather than something that is actually expected to be used. It's pretty fun, finding these loopholes...
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Don't worry, I like my characters the way I like my coffee: Strong, but with no cheese in it.
"I'm prepared for anything! Unless one continues to fight without succumbing to the pain of defeat, it is impossible to achieve victory!"
-Hanyuu
Well, in an infinite planes, the person who figures out how to use the rules the best is the one who is going to create an ever-expanding clone empire.
Well, in an infinite planes, the person who figures out how to use the rules the best is the one who is going to create an ever-expanding clone empire.
And that's the basis under which I run my games.
And he shall be named 'Horatio'. And the empire is named 'Horatio'. As well as every inhabitant...
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