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<blockquote data-quote="Apok" data-source="post: 452799" data-attributes="member: 1969">As an offensive weapon, TK isn't very great unless you are a Psion.&nbsp; The Wizards TK spell is mostly usefull for it's utility applications and, at best, a backup combat spell.&nbsp; If your other Spell Focused school is Enchantment, I'd go with Feeblemind.&nbsp;&nbsp; This spell will effectively take any single intellignet creature out of the action and it's an awesome magekiller spell.&nbsp; Using Feeblemind, my group of 6-8th level characters made mincemeat out of a 14th level Red Wizard.&nbsp; Granted, if he didn't fail his save we were all toast but it was one hell of a moment.&nbsp; Sorry if this doesn't help much but TK just isn't much of an offensive spell unless you count that 1000 daggers-in-a-bag nonsense.&nbsp; TK is one of those spells which shines in the hands of a creative caster, though, so it's a great spell.&nbsp; It's just not an offensive powerhouse.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Apok, post: 452799, member: 1969"] As an offensive weapon, TK isn't very great unless you are a Psion. The Wizards TK spell is mostly usefull for it's utility applications and, at best, a backup combat spell. If your other Spell Focused school is Enchantment, I'd go with Feeblemind. This spell will effectively take any single intellignet creature out of the action and it's an awesome magekiller spell. Using Feeblemind, my group of 6-8th level characters made mincemeat out of a 14th level Red Wizard. Granted, if he didn't fail his save we were all toast but it was one hell of a moment. Sorry if this doesn't help much but TK just isn't much of an offensive spell unless you count that 1000 daggers-in-a-bag nonsense. TK is one of those spells which shines in the hands of a creative caster, though, so it's a great spell. It's just not an offensive powerhouse. [/QUOTE]

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