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<blockquote data-quote="Stalker0" data-source="post: 453288" data-attributes="member: 5889">@iginally posted by bret [/i]I just can't see doing it as a spellcaster.You are possessing the body. The way I read the spell, you are going to feel the pain that you put that body through. Even though it doesn't do any damage to your own body, I wouldn't want to do it just because of the pain.I can just see the 12-step groups forming for necromancers:N1: I got addicted to the rush of healing from my Vampiric Touch.N2: That is nothing compared to the rush of adrenelin from killing a body you inhabit. I've been using Magic Jar for years now, the main problem is remembering not to hurt my own body. </blockquote>If your dm determines that to be the case, I can completely agree with the rationale. However, by the book, its a perfectly legit way of using the spell.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="Stalker0, post: 453288, member: 5889"] @iginally posted by bret [/i] [B] I just can't see doing it as a spellcaster. You are possessing the body. The way I read the spell, you are going to feel the pain that you put that body through. Even though it doesn't do any damage to your own body, I wouldn't want to do it just because of the pain. I can just see the 12-step groups forming for necromancers: N1: I got addicted to the rush of healing from my Vampiric Touch. N2: That is nothing compared to the rush of adrenelin from killing a body you inhabit. I've been using Magic Jar for years now, the main problem is remembering not to hurt my own body. [/B][/QUOTE] If your dm determines that to be the case, I can completely agree with the rationale. However, by the book, its a perfectly legit way of using the spell. [/QUOTE]

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