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<blockquote data-quote="G.A. Donis" data-source="post: 532330" data-attributes="member: 1758">Evoke LifeI noticed that Jennas the Hind uses evoke life 1 as a cure light wounds.&nbsp; She uses this as a touch spell with a focus.&nbsp; Would it screw things up (balance wise) if a mage was allowed to use the ray or missile versions of this spell to cure HP damage?&nbsp; This could be pretty handy (not to mention cinematicly cool).&nbsp; I would think that it would still require a successful ranged touch attack.&nbsp; On a similar note, the evoke area life spell would be an area effect healing?&nbsp; Am I interpreting this correctly?&nbsp; A burst of white light and everybody in the area of effect (15' fan) is healed 1d8+1/level for the first level spell?I'm sure I'll have more questions soon (I'm looking forward to the faq).&nbsp; So far the book looks very good and I'm looking forward learning how to use this system and to future books that may add to it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="G.A. Donis, post: 532330, member: 1758"] [b]Evoke Life[/b] I noticed that Jennas the Hind uses evoke life 1 as a cure light wounds. She uses this as a touch spell with a focus. Would it screw things up (balance wise) if a mage was allowed to use the ray or missile versions of this spell to cure HP damage? This could be pretty handy (not to mention cinematicly cool). I would think that it would still require a successful ranged touch attack. On a similar note, the evoke area life spell would be an area effect healing? Am I interpreting this correctly? A burst of white light and everybody in the area of effect (15' fan) is healed 1d8+1/level for the first level spell? I'm sure I'll have more questions soon (I'm looking forward to the faq). So far the book looks very good and I'm looking forward learning how to use this system and to future books that may add to it. [/QUOTE]

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