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<blockquote data-quote="Lord Thurham" data-source="post: 467528" data-attributes="member: 4378">You are correct, the Blade barrier was put right at ground level. If the dead fighter is laying on it and the blades move out from under the fighter, the fighter doesn't go far to the ground, 1/2&quot; or so. Not a pretty sight. I am thinking along these lines at the moment unless I can see something else that would be more compelling or supportive to another view: The Blade Barrier has an enchantment level of +6 because it is a 6th level spell. The sword and ring are the only two items that have higher enchantment levels, thus would not even be harmed, just batted around and eventually batted out of the area. Everything else must make saving throws for 600 rounds (why bother rolling, they're destroyed). One special concideration, walls, trees, and etc, that were already in the area when the Blade Barrier was cast, are not harmed. This prevents the mowing down of castle walls.Thanks for the input!LT</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lord Thurham, post: 467528, member: 4378"] You are correct, the Blade barrier was put right at ground level. If the dead fighter is laying on it and the blades move out from under the fighter, the fighter doesn't go far to the ground, 1/2" or so. Not a pretty sight. I am thinking along these lines at the moment unless I can see something else that would be more compelling or supportive to another view: The Blade Barrier has an enchantment level of +6 because it is a 6th level spell. The sword and ring are the only two items that have higher enchantment levels, thus would not even be harmed, just batted around and eventually batted out of the area. Everything else must make saving throws for 600 rounds (why bother rolling, they're destroyed). One special concideration, walls, trees, and etc, that were already in the area when the Blade Barrier was cast, are not harmed. This prevents the mowing down of castle walls. Thanks for the input! LT [/QUOTE]

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