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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 6205299" data-attributes="member: 22779">Note, the archons were in response to the "constructs" comment from Wicht.  Most of which cannot fly, and many of which lack a ranged attack.  And, invisibility is not broken by summoning spells.  Again, this is a non-sequitor.  Why is the wizard summoning against the fighter?  Heck, even a simple 1st level Charm Person has about a 50/50 chance of ending the fight, never minding the endless array of other choices.  In 3e, by 11th level, the fighter has very, very little chance of winning against a wizard.And there it is.  Now wizards must shout at the top of their lungs in order to cast spells.  Hrm, hearing in battle is a -10 to Listen checks.  There's no reason that I can't whisper, which is DC 15, so DC 25 to listen.  Oh, and I'm 50 feet away, so, that makes the DC 30 (note, I can be further away than that if I wanted to be).  Listen is not a class skill for a fighter, which means that his Max Rank is 8 and it's unlikely the fighter has more than a +2 for Wis.  IOW, he's got a 1 in 20 chance of hearing the wizard.  Even with normal speaking, that still means a 50/50 chance of hearing, still forcing a 50% miss chance.But, yup, let's interpret the rules in the most punishing way possible for casters.Yeah, because 8 hours always makes a huge difference.  :/  Unless we're running Fantasy 24, waiting 8 hours almost never makes a difference.  So, where is it written that putting a bag of holding in a Rope Trick destroys magic items?  Hazardous could simply be a d4 damage.  Random effects.  Various other things could happen.  But, no, "actually reading the spells" means that magic items get destroyed.</blockquote>

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