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<blockquote data-quote="Pax" data-source="post: 1514213" data-attributes="member: 6875">Oh, yeah; I guess it shows that lately, I've been trying to build good nonspellcaster characters for the Exodus, as a change of pace.&nbsp; ^_^&nbsp; Even if you can get something in ten different bursts, without overlapping them ... they do not take extra damage.&nbsp; That's covered in the FAQ/errata for Magic of Faerun.&nbsp; The spel deals up to 15d6 damage to every creature in one or more of the resultant bursts.&nbsp; Yes, Transdimensional Spell is s nice metamagic.&nbsp; So, by the by, is Fortify Spell, from the same book (every level by which you increase the slot used for a spell, gives you a +2 bonus on spell penetration checks).&nbsp; Well, not really, since it doesn't add the [force] descriptor, nor remove any descriptor(s) already in place.&nbsp; A Transdimensional Fireball is still useless against a red dragon ...&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f631.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":eek:" title="Eek!&nbsp; &nbsp; :eek:"&nbsp; data-smilie="9"data-shortname=":eek:" /> &nbsp; Absolutely and unequivocably not true, Thanee.&nbsp; Sorcerors need an example of the spell to learn it, if it isnot on the Sorceror/Wizard class spell list.&nbsp; The spells I've been naming, are specifically ON that class list, unless the GM (a) doesn't allow material form that book at all, or (b) specifically and explicitly disallows that spell for sorcerors.&nbsp; IOW, if the GM says &quot;sure, anything from Magic of Faerun is okay&quot; - then any spell which lists, (for example), &quot;Sor/Wiz 5&quot; in the &quot;Level:&quot; line most assuredly is on the Sorceror's Class Spell List.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pax, post: 1514213, member: 6875"] Oh, yeah; I guess it shows that lately, I've been trying to build good [b]nonspellcaster[/b] characters for the Exodus, as a change of pace. ^_^ Even if you can get something in ten different bursts, without overlapping them ... [b]they do not take extra damage[/b]. That's covered in the FAQ/errata for Magic of Faerun. The [b]spel[/b] deals up to 15d6 damage to every creature in one [i]or more[/i] of the resultant bursts. Yes, Transdimensional Spell is s [i]nice[/i] metamagic. So, by the by, is [i]Fortify Spell[/i], from the same book (every level by which you increase the slot used for a spell, gives you a +2 bonus on spell penetration checks). Well, not [b]really[/b], since it doesn't add the [force] descriptor, nor remove any descriptor(s) already in place. A Transdimensional Fireball is [b]still[/b] useless against a red dragon ... :eek: Absolutely and unequivocably [b]not true[/b], Thanee. Sorcerors need an example of the spell to learn it, [i]if it isnot on the Sorceror/Wizard [b]class spell list[/b][/i]. The spells I've been naming, are [b]specifically[/b] ON that class list, unless the GM (a) doesn't allow material form that book at all, or (b) specifically and explicitly disallows that spell for sorcerors. IOW, if the GM says "sure, anything from Magic of Faerun is okay" - then any spell which lists, (for example), "Sor/Wiz 5" in the "[b]Level:[/b]" line most assuredly [b]is[/b] on the Sorceror's Class Spell List. [/QUOTE]

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