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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Loren Pechtel" data-source="post: 983484" data-attributes="member: 4679">Wrayven, I like your spells.  How about some more:Greater sex toy: Sor/Wiz 1Range: CloseDuration: 1 hr/levelSave: NoSR: Yes         Instead of simply creating an arbitrary sex toy, it creates a copy of a nearby creature (or the caster).  The copy has the stats the target currently (including any buffs & items) has (while the spells on the copy will not end, normal stacking rules apply), all sexual skills (including erotic perform skills) knowledge of the target creature and a +1/level enchantment bonus to sexual prowess.  It speaks any languages the target speaks and has the general knowledge of the target.  It has no knowledge that the target desires to keep secret.        Any checks required for any non-sexual purpose will automatically fail even if a 1 would succeed.        The toy may be naked, or it may be clothed in illusionary copies of what the target is wearing--these will disappear if any attempt is made to remove them.        The toy is horny and aroused for the entire duration of the spell.  Male toys do not lose their erection for any reason.        The toy will act as the caster commands, if undirected it will seek sex with the caster or else anybody around.(Got a better name for this one?)Pig:  Any 2.Range: TouchSave: SpecialSR: YesDuration: 1 hr/levelComponents: None        This spell is inherently quickened, and subject to the normal rules of quickened spells.        The target is polymorphed (as per polymorph other) into an ordinary pig for the duration.        The spell may only be cast on a creature which is touching the caster in an inappropriate fashion.  The save:        If the creature doing the touching knows the touch is inappropriate, he gets no save.        If the touch is appropriate by the standards of the creature doing the touching but not by the standards of the caster's culture then the target gets a normal save.        If the touch is actually appropriate by the caster's culture but not to the caster, if the touch was inadvertent or if the toucher was acting to aid the caster (ie, removing a dangerous bug etc.) then the target saves on a 2 or better.        Finally, if the casting is completely unjustified the spell has no effect.</blockquote>

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