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That was a thought. I can still do that, in conjunction with my "school" idea. I could hire a smith who could live on the premises, providing some weapons to the guards (warrior followers trained by my cohort), and some profit too. That kinda thing. Thanks :)

I'll take a look :) Thanks. :) I'm trying to do something with them that seems right. Taking them around to help fight seems stupid, especially when i'd have to teleport them most of the time.

hmm.. good idea, it might get me some role-play xp ;) But the students aren't the one's i'd want to become PCs, or a cohort. Just one future bright student.. maybe. But the students there would generate income for me. Their parents would pay to have them trained not only by these expert...

well, the problem with them being contacts is this: you're supposed to care for them and support them in some way. It would hardly make a difference to a guild adept if i had a stronghold, if he still had to live in his crummy room back at the guild. Now, maybe if she slept with him, he'd...

Can an evil imp familiar pass through this ward? I'm guessing the answer is yes, because while the ability is "summon familiar", it's not a true conjuration spell that brings them to you. But then again, it is an evil outsider.. Can anyone clear this up for me? Thanks!

I'm in a campaign where i have an 11th level wizard. We're at a point in the campaign where we're going to go on a 5-year time call, as events of the world come back to a head, and it's time to adventure again. So Raymi, my elven wizard, is going to attract some followers (11th level, cha 12)...

Thanks a bunch guys! Case closed!

I have a third level wizard. He's got 2 first level, and 1 second level spell. He wants to memorize not 2, but three magic missles, because he's going into a fight and has no good offensive 2nd level spells. It would operate exactly as a 1st level spell, no bonus for being in a 2nd level...

nope, an accident. Thanks Well, obviously non-good and non-elf wizards wouldn't want to take this class, since they're prohibited. Did you have something in mind, or any thoughts for a trade off? I had suggested to my DM some kind of prohibition on necromancy, either a reduced spell level/dc...

anyone else have any input? thanks for the help given, and thanks in advance for any to come :)

anyone else have any experience with this?

Thanks, Technik.. that's a good rule to adapt for 3.0 too, which is what my group and I play.

Well, i re-read the section in the FRCS book about Circle Magic. I think I understand it a bit better now, but let me run through some examples, and ask some questions where i don't know how it'd work. A 5th level red wizard/5th level wizard, Bernard, begins a circle. Assisting Bernard are 5...

I actually don't know. I think disallowing Empower Spell might be a better solution. If you take a look at the Arcane Devotee, and War Wizard of Cormyr from the Forgotten Realms setting, you'll see that they give the ability to use a feat (enlarge spell for AD, widen spell for WWoC) multiple...

1) Circle Magic is from the Forgotten Realms Campaign book. The feat is a new one, that i formed based on the two feats in the Forgotten Realms handbook that also give the ability to use Circle Magic. Instead of using their feats, which are for their special societies (the Hathran and the Red...

Yeah, i know the name's ripped off from Tolkien, but i wanted it to sound prestiegious ;) Let me know what you think, this is my absolute first attempt at a prestiege class. Race: Elf Alignment: Any good Spells: Ability to cast 3rd level arcane spells Skills: Spellcraft: 8 Ranks Knowledge...

I was reading the Circle Magic rules in the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting book, and it wasn't very clear. Does anyone have a firm understanding of the rules involved, or a link to a site that has is spelled out with examples and such?

Well, some of you have touched on it. Here's the resolution we came up with, which I thought was fair, and all agreed to. The character draws his power from the sphere of Good. His code of conduct will have to follow that sphere, or he'll lose all his divine powers. He choose the War and...

I'm a player in a game, with the DM, and one other player. Our group badly needed a cleric, so my fellow player was asked to roll up a cleric. Now, to be fair, he volunteered to do so, and wasn't forced to do so. Anyway, the crux of our dilema is that he doesn't (or didn't) want to have...