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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Three_Haligonians" data-source="post: 2414998" data-attributes="member: 19546">I was browsing through the Epic Level Handbook when I had a funny thought:Spellcraft check DC: 15 will tell you what spell is being cast (provided you can see and hear and whatnot). DC: 20 will let you know what spell you just saved against, these things are all well and good for spells 1 through 9 but what about Epic Spells?Technically speaking, Epic Spells are treated as 10th lvl spells when they need to be so it would be DC:25 to identify one being cast and maybe you could do that with the Epic Spells provided, i.e. LOOK OUT! IT'S A HELLBALL!! but what about ones that characters have come up with themselves?If a wizard generates her own Epic Spell that causes all metal to rust in a five mile radius, how exactly can the opposing Sorcerer identify the spell as it is cast and then know what it is?Should Epic Spells be un-identifyable? Any thoughts on how to appease my ramblings would be welcome.J from Three Haligonians</blockquote>