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Message: <blockquote data-quote="andargor" data-source="post: 806340" data-attributes="member: 7231">My group thanks you very much for the interesting answers!On the subjct of rotating while levitating:I'll suggest to the DM that a levitating person cannot rotate under her own power. However, if she is against a wall or tree, for example, she could use it as leverage to turn in any direction. Maybe we'll make it a MEA for balance purposes. Goes with the "weightless" theory.As for components, I agree that it would be more difficult to cast upside down, but we'll probably leave that as an abstraction. Othewise we'd have to deal with all sorts of situations, like Spider Climb. The DM, of course, can Rule 0 in some situations where he feels it's unreasonable.As for the "evil act":Sa'Keb is the leader of the group. He approves our courses of action, and he is the duly appointed representative of the organization we work for, called the Triad. We are also in military service for the Emperor, and Sa'Keb is our "squad leader". So, yes he has lawful authority.The recovery of the casters is of great concern for the Triad and the Emperor. So much, that the Triad sent one of their highest representatives to prevent the local military commander (a Lord) from mobilizing the party out of the region.  Considering we were CL 4 when this happened, we're still wondering why the heck we are so important... So Sa'Keb uses extreme prejudice to accomplish the mission.The question came up because the DM was concerned, but he is open to comments.Thanks again!Andargor</blockquote>

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