Unsurprisingly, I've house-ruled it too.Ditch said:I agree with what I'm interpretting shilsen to say, Deathwatch should also be a benign spell much like False Life is. We 0 rule this one in all my games.![]()
Allegro said:Does detect evil notice anything about a good aligned wizard with False Life cast? The spell as listed does not have the evil descriptor on it so I'm thinking no. But on the other hand since the wizard is harnessing the power of unlife; does that make him sort of undead?
shilsen said:Unsurprisingly, I've house-ruled it too.
Allegro said:Does detect evil notice anything about a good aligned wizard with False Life cast? The spell as listed does not have the evil descriptor on it so I'm thinking no. But on the other hand since the wizard is harnessing the power of unlife; does that make him sort of undead?
Starglim said:Detect evil is not detect undead. However I think it would be reasonable for the subject to show a dim aura of undeath to the latter spell.
Did you try to discuss this with the DM before casting the spell? If the DM agrees with the PHB that only Evil has a way to 'read" life force with a 1st level spell, then that is that. If you just do it and then get upset when the DM doesn't change things to suit you, your argument does not feel very compelling.Drowbane said:This came about after a (expletive deleted) ..."DM" decided to yank my Exalted status out from under my Healer (yeah, yeah... so I actually played the "girl-friend" class... bite me!) for casting a Death Watch so I could better gauge how the Party was doing... so better to hand out my Uber-Healing (iirc, I was healing for 6 with a cantrip!)