Thistleknot
First Post
I was looking over the transform seed in the ELH, and it has Duration: Permanent.
In the section on epic spell factors, there is no spellcraft modifier for reducing the duration from Permanent to some other non-permanent duration. I for one, think they need one.
What would be an appropriate reduction to the Spellcraft DC to change that seed from permanent to a level dependent duration, say 1 round/level or 1 hour/level?
I was considering dividing the spellcraft DC by 5, since you multiply it by 5 to make something permanent that isn't already permanent. But that still doesn't seem right somehow, because that can drop the spellcraft DC really low.
I'm not entirely sure that I want my NPC spellcaster to be able to morph his fighter cohort into an Adamantine Golem (with all of it's abilities!) with a Spellcraft DC of 34. (Spellcraft DC 166 / 5 rounded up.)
As soon as the spellcasters in the party see this trick, I'm sure they're going to want to do something similar, and I want to have all my rules laid out and solid before this happens.
Are there any helpful ideas? Does this seem right to everyone else?
In the section on epic spell factors, there is no spellcraft modifier for reducing the duration from Permanent to some other non-permanent duration. I for one, think they need one.
What would be an appropriate reduction to the Spellcraft DC to change that seed from permanent to a level dependent duration, say 1 round/level or 1 hour/level?
I was considering dividing the spellcraft DC by 5, since you multiply it by 5 to make something permanent that isn't already permanent. But that still doesn't seem right somehow, because that can drop the spellcraft DC really low.
I'm not entirely sure that I want my NPC spellcaster to be able to morph his fighter cohort into an Adamantine Golem (with all of it's abilities!) with a Spellcraft DC of 34. (Spellcraft DC 166 / 5 rounded up.)
As soon as the spellcasters in the party see this trick, I'm sure they're going to want to do something similar, and I want to have all my rules laid out and solid before this happens.
Are there any helpful ideas? Does this seem right to everyone else?