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<blockquote data-quote="Gerion of Mercadia" data-source="post: 3386972" data-attributes="member: 50527">... whoa ...Eye of the Storm creates a powerful multifaceted maelstrom of magic that the resourceful may use out of combat and the daring or insane may use in combat. Each spell causes a cascade of previously cast magics to occur again with sometimes unpredictable results.Whenever a spell with a duration of instantaneous is cast in the area of effect each other spell with a duration of instantaneous cast in the area of effect of eye of the storm is repeated.&nbsp;-&nbsp; These two sentences are somewhat contradictory; but I get the general idea. &nbsp;-&nbsp; What ensues appears quite unpredictableWhat happens if a spell is &quot;cast&quot; if you will the second time around at an &quot;invalid&quot; target... say &quot;counterspell&quot; at a creature.&nbsp;-&nbsp; And if you aren't careful -If these spells had a target they affect the triggering spell's target unless that spell has no target in which case they affect their original target again.... even if the original target is on another plane?... And if both &quot;the triggering spell has no target&quot; and &quot;the original target no longer exists&quot;&nbsp; The spell is cast at what?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gerion of Mercadia, post: 3386972, member: 50527"] ... whoa ... Eye of the Storm creates a powerful multifaceted maelstrom of magic that the resourceful may use out of combat and the daring or insane may use in combat. Each spell causes a cascade of previously cast magics to occur again with sometimes unpredictable results. Whenever a spell with a duration of instantaneous is cast in the area of effect each other spell with a duration of instantaneous cast in the area of effect of eye of the storm is repeated. - These two sentences are somewhat contradictory; but I get the general idea. - What ensues appears quite unpredictable What happens if a spell is "cast" if you will the second time around at an "invalid" target... say "counterspell" at a creature. - And if you aren't careful - If these spells had a target they affect the triggering spell's target unless that spell has no target in which case they affect their original target again. ... even if the original target is on another plane? ... And if both "the triggering spell has no target" and "the original target no longer exists" The spell is cast at what? [/QUOTE]

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