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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 4809517" data-attributes="member: 19675">its just a question of how you want to do things.Blood Wind takes time and a willing ally who has the spell prepared.&nbsp; Depending on the adventure, that spell might be 1) rare and 2) a low priority in comparison to more useful (for the time being) spells.&nbsp; In addition, you may want him to cast the spell, and he may be 1) fresh out or 2) busy doing something else, like lobbing fireballs or dying.OTOH, Ring the Golden Bell requires the PC give up a scarce feat...and has Weapon Focus: IUC as a prereq, so it sort of requires 2 feats to gain.&nbsp; In addition, since it is based off of your stunning attacks, you get the most benefit out of it when you take Extra Stunning- all in all not an inconsequential set of feats to choose.&nbsp; But on the plus side, you're self-sufficient, and you don't have a time limit- as long as you have stunning attempts remaining, you can use RtGB.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 4809517, member: 19675"] its just a question of how you want to do things. Blood Wind takes time and a willing ally who has the spell prepared. Depending on the adventure, that spell might be 1) rare and 2) a low priority in comparison to more useful (for the time being) spells. In addition, you may want him to cast the spell, and he may be 1) fresh out or 2) busy doing something else, like lobbing fireballs or dying. OTOH, Ring the Golden Bell requires the PC give up a scarce feat...and has Weapon Focus: IUC as a prereq, so it sort of requires 2 feats to gain. In addition, since it is based off of your stunning attacks, you get the most benefit out of it when you take Extra Stunning- all in all not an inconsequential set of feats to choose. But on the plus side, you're self-sufficient, and you don't have a time limit- as long as you have stunning attempts remaining, you can use RtGB. [/QUOTE]

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