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<blockquote data-quote="wighair" data-source="post: 767943" data-attributes="member: 1345">Maybe you don't need to destroy the weave, just divert it's power...In my campaign (which recently went pop), ancient netharese magics created 8 daggers, each attuned to a school of magic. These were scattered far and wide (the basis for the whole campaign) and in the end the players only got their hands on two of them. However, the plan was that they could be used together to each absord spells of a certain school. With a VERY expensive ritual they could be used to &quot;short out&quot; the area between them. They would all start out in the same place then expand outwards in a circle/octagon. Not destroying the weave, put providing a short-cut for magical energys to bypass the normal &quot;grid&quot;. Although it provides a similar effect it also leaves the weave in place for Shar and her shadow weavers to do their stuff whilst leaving normal spellcasters in the smelly stuff.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wighair, post: 767943, member: 1345"] Maybe you don't need to destroy the weave, just divert it's power... In my campaign (which recently went pop), ancient netharese magics created 8 daggers, each attuned to a school of magic. These were scattered far and wide (the basis for the whole campaign) and in the end the players only got their hands on two of them. However, the plan was that they could be used together to each absord spells of a certain school. With a VERY expensive ritual they could be used to "short out" the area between them. They would all start out in the same place then expand outwards in a circle/octagon. Not destroying the weave, put providing a short-cut for magical energys to bypass the normal "grid". Although it provides a similar effect it also leaves the weave in place for Shar and her shadow weavers to do their stuff whilst leaving normal spellcasters in the smelly stuff. [/QUOTE]

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