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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dark Dragon" data-source="post: 1579043" data-attributes="member: 1115">Just compare it to ANY other protective spell in regards of duration and the spells it blocks at a 100% chance. There is none with such a wide array(except perhaps in some weird munchkin rule book). Let's take Energy Immunity. Duration 24 hours, used as Fire Immunity. It grants immunity to fire-based attacks, e.g. a Red Dragon's or Hellhound's breath, the heat of a Fire Elemental and other fire attacks of creatures with the fire subtype (this is a bit general, but you know what I mean). It grants also immunity to the following spells:Burning HandsScorching RayFireballIncendiary CloudMeteor Swarm (only partially against the targeted version!)Fire TrapProduce FlameDelayed Blast FireballFlaming SphereFire StormFire ShieldFire SeedsFlame BladeHeat MetalWall of FireFlame Strike (not against holy/unholy damage!)This is a list from the PHB. Now make a list for Mind Blank...Hmm, that's a good idea.I'm thinking of giving a +1 insight on AC and Ref saves per two caster levels, no matter if it is the caster or a touched creature.That seems to be a good alternative.Where did you find that? Power Word: X says only what happens to THE CREATURE, not specifically its mind. Power Word: Blind can be compared to Blindness/Deafness, a necromantic spell. Either PW:B is in the wrong school or B/D is. I'd say that PW is.Power Word: Kill has the descriptor [death]. Still, it is an enchantment. WTH?! AFAIK, there is no enchantment spell with the [death] descriptor in the PHB (and IIRC in no other splat book). So why is PW:K in this school?? This two Power Words are just inconsequently written, IMO.Power Word: Stun. I could agree here, since stunning affects the mind of the target, IIRC.</blockquote>

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