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<blockquote data-quote="Jacob Marley" data-source="post: 5641332" data-attributes="member: 89537">Has it received errata? It is listed as a 10' square in my copy of the Complete Divine. &nbsp;I have never been overly impressed with Cometfall. Though, I will use it from time-to-time. The damage is nice, but, then again, damage is easy to do in D&amp;D. The damage is also limited by how far the rock falls. It can be great in the wilderness, but terrible in dungeons. The battlefield control aspect requires both a failed Reflex save and a successful Trip attempt just to knock the target prone. The creation of a 10' square of dense rubble can be useful, though.&nbsp;I have found that the best 6th level spells are the ones in the Player's Handbook. Outside of those, I have found Cometfall (see above) and Crown of Brilliance to be the most useful in the campaigns I play in. I have not played a cleric (mid-to-high levels) since the Complete Champion has come out, but I am interested in seeing how Weight of Sin plays (despite my general dislike of spells that allow multiple saves and Spell Resistance).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jacob Marley, post: 5641332, member: 89537"] Has it received errata? It is listed as a 10' square in my copy of the Complete Divine. I have never been overly impressed with Cometfall. Though, I will use it from time-to-time. The damage is nice, but, then again, damage is easy to do in D&D. The damage is also limited by how far the rock falls. It can be great in the wilderness, but terrible in dungeons. The battlefield control aspect requires both a failed Reflex save and a successful Trip attempt just to knock the target prone. The creation of a 10' square of dense rubble can be useful, though. I have found that the best 6th level spells are the ones in the Player's Handbook. Outside of those, I have found Cometfall (see above) and Crown of Brilliance to be the most useful in the campaigns I play in. I have not played a cleric (mid-to-high levels) since the Complete Champion has come out, but I am interested in seeing how Weight of Sin plays (despite my general dislike of spells that allow multiple saves and Spell Resistance). [/QUOTE]

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