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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kanosint" data-source="post: 4965555" data-attributes="member: 85804">Hi there,I cleaned up my spell a little. I hope it's usable like this? All feedback is welcome.Freudia’s Stakes of Joy IConjuration/Evocation [Cold]Level: Sorcerer/Wizard 1Components: V, SCasting Time: 1 standard actionRange: Close (25 ft. + 5ft/2 levels)Effect: 1 Ice Stake/level (max. 10)Duration: InstantaneousSaving Throw: Special [see Text]Spell Resistance: NoAs you stretch out your arm, palm towards the target, dagger-sized shards of ice materialise out of thin air, leaving trails of vapour in their wake as they streak out from your hand.Icicles dart forth from the palm of your hand. Each icicle deals 1d4 Piercing damage, and 1 Cold damage. This spell can be used in multiple ways, as described below. For the purpose of this spell, your BAB is equal to ¾ your CL using your primary casting ability as a bonus. At higher levels, it allows multiple attack actions, as with regular BAB.Single Shot: When casting this spell you may make a full attack with the stakes. This requires a regular Ranged Attack.Volley: Instead of a single stake, you may choose to fire a volley instead. You can mix volleys with single shots if you have enough attacks for it. Every volley expends 2 or more of the created stakes, and can thus only be performed if at least 3 stakes remain. A volley requires a ranged attack roll, receiving a +1 bonus on the attack roll and a +2 bonus on damage for every stake above 1. On a critical, the extra damage is also multiplied.Area: This takes up the full attack. It takes at least 4 icicles. It affects a 10’ radius. You need line of effect. Everyone inside the area of effect must make a Reflex Save (DC 10 + Spell Level + Casting Modifier, +1 for every 2 icicles). On a success, they take no damage. Failure means they take damage. By every 3 points by which they fail, they receive one additional hit.You can save any amount of icicles for later use.Kind regards,Kano.</blockquote>

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