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Divine Sacrifice is it balanced? (DotF)
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<blockquote data-quote="Lamoni" data-source="post: 1140629" data-attributes="member: 12680"><p>I don't think that the duration matters much. Since it says: "<em>For every 2 hit points you sacrifice, on your <u>next successfull attack </u> you deal +1d6 damage, to maximum of +5d6 on that attack." </em> The Paladin should be able to hit within 3 rounds and once he has that <strong>successful attack</strong>, the spell is over. Making it last for 20 rounds would have the same effect.</p><p></p><p>I don't think that the spell is overpowered at all. A spell that deals an average of 17.5 damage at the cost of a standard action, a possible AoO, and 10 damage to the caster doesn't sound that frightening. In fact, it sounds so non-frightening to me that I have never selected it with my Paladin even though I have access to it. If it added the extra 5d6 damage to each swing in 1 full-round attack, I'd change my mind and take it. Although then it would have a greater possibility of dealing zero damage if you missed in that round.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lamoni, post: 1140629, member: 12680"] I don't think that the duration matters much. Since it says: "[I]For every 2 hit points you sacrifice, on your [U]next successfull attack [/U] you deal +1d6 damage, to maximum of +5d6 on that attack." [/I] The Paladin should be able to hit within 3 rounds and once he has that [B]successful attack[/B], the spell is over. Making it last for 20 rounds would have the same effect. I don't think that the spell is overpowered at all. A spell that deals an average of 17.5 damage at the cost of a standard action, a possible AoO, and 10 damage to the caster doesn't sound that frightening. In fact, it sounds so non-frightening to me that I have never selected it with my Paladin even though I have access to it. If it added the extra 5d6 damage to each swing in 1 full-round attack, I'd change my mind and take it. Although then it would have a greater possibility of dealing zero damage if you missed in that round. [/QUOTE]
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