Storyteller01
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Say you have a character that is immune to their own evocations. If they make single use items with said evocations, are they immune to the effects of those specific items?
A quick question about item creation and spell immunities...
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Sejs
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It would depend on how their particular immunity worked, really. Where's it from?
Because unless there's some other provision, the answer would be no, they would not be immune. Reason being that if the themselves cast Spell X, it's their spell, they're immune. If an item they created (a wand, say) casts it, they would not be immune - they're not casting Spell X, the wand is.
It would be like if they taught someone else a spell, and then that student cast it on them.
Because unless there's some other provision, the answer would be no, they would not be immune. Reason being that if the themselves cast Spell X, it's their spell, they're immune. If an item they created (a wand, say) casts it, they would not be immune - they're not casting Spell X, the wand is.
It would be like if they taught someone else a spell, and then that student cast it on them.
Storyteller01
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The ability comes from MGP's Artillerist PrC. The class becomes immune to their own evocation and direct damage spells.
Storyteller01
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Gotcha. Thanks again for the responses. I figured as much, but it's best to know ahead of time.
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