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<blockquote data-quote="Jcosby" data-source="post: 4251590" data-attributes="member: 29386">RitualsI don't know if this was answered yet or not, but I've seen a number of posts with this information left out.Rituals are mostly 10 mins or longer making it very unlikely that they will be cast (done) in combat.&nbsp; Also you can interupt a ritual by messing with the process.&nbsp; (smearing the chalk, knocking down candles etc)&nbsp; I think that would be very easy to do in the heat of combat, let alone a 10 minute combat.&nbsp; Some rituals are many hours long.Second point that people are missing from the posts i've read.&nbsp; If you want to perform a ritual you need the feat to do it from a book.&nbsp; You do not need the feat to perform the ritual from a scroll.&nbsp; You will always need the proper componets though.&nbsp; Also the &quot;casting&quot; time of a ritual is half the normal time when using a scroll.&nbsp; As per usual the scroll goes poof when the ritual is complete.One other tid bit, you can stop a ritual at anytime before it's complete and not loose anything.&nbsp; JBC</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jcosby, post: 4251590, member: 29386"] [b]Rituals[/b] I don't know if this was answered yet or not, but I've seen a number of posts with this information left out. Rituals are mostly 10 mins or longer making it very unlikely that they will be cast (done) in combat. Also you can interupt a ritual by messing with the process. (smearing the chalk, knocking down candles etc) I think that would be very easy to do in the heat of combat, let alone a 10 minute combat. Some rituals are many hours long. Second point that people are missing from the posts i've read. If you want to perform a ritual you need the feat to do it from a book. You do not need the feat to perform the ritual from a scroll. You will always need the proper componets though. Also the "casting" time of a ritual is half the normal time when using a scroll. As per usual the scroll goes poof when the ritual is complete. One other tid bit, you can stop a ritual at anytime before it's complete and not loose anything. JBC [/QUOTE]

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