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<blockquote data-quote="Brista" data-source="post: 816312" data-attributes="member: 11332">Round 1: I cast Finger of Death, quickened Phantasmal killer, and the 5 delayed Phantasmal Killers go offYour move<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />Now just using the PHB and DMG the DCs could be 29 on the Phantasmal Killers (two saves) and 32 on the Finger of Death. (18 stat + 5 book + 6 cloak + 5 level ups + 2 age = 36 Int. Spell focus, 4th level and 7th level spell respectively)5 delayed dispel magics could also be pretty good at annihilating a buffed character's defencesThe utility of this spell depends on the nature of your high level campaignsIf it is a lot of stalking, plotting and politicking punctuated by short explosions of violence then this is a very good feat indeed+2 would allow 5 delayed Destruction spells. 50 d6 damage and 5 saves vs death just from the delayed spells. Now that would be over-powered, even at level 20For the ultimate powergamer starting a fight with one of those metamagic rods used to cast 5 delayed wishes seems like a top tacticIf on the other hand your campaign is a long stroll through dungeons blasting monsters with only a very occasional threat then this feat is a bit redundantMy high level campaigns tend to turn into Renaissance Italy style murderfests as my arch-villains stalk the PCs and the PCs stalk the villains. Perhaps that's why we play more low level stuff</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brista, post: 816312, member: 11332"] Round 1: I cast Finger of Death, quickened Phantasmal killer, and the 5 delayed Phantasmal Killers go off Your move :) Now just using the PHB and DMG the DCs could be 29 on the Phantasmal Killers (two saves) and 32 on the Finger of Death. (18 stat + 5 book + 6 cloak + 5 level ups + 2 age = 36 Int. Spell focus, 4th level and 7th level spell respectively) 5 delayed dispel magics could also be pretty good at annihilating a buffed character's defences The utility of this spell depends on the nature of your high level campaigns If it is a lot of stalking, plotting and politicking punctuated by short explosions of violence then this is a very good feat indeed +2 would allow 5 delayed Destruction spells. 50 d6 damage and 5 saves vs death just from the delayed spells. Now that would be over-powered, even at level 20 For the ultimate powergamer starting a fight with one of those metamagic rods used to cast 5 delayed wishes seems like a top tactic If on the other hand your campaign is a long stroll through dungeons blasting monsters with only a very occasional threat then this feat is a bit redundant My high level campaigns tend to turn into Renaissance Italy style murderfests as my arch-villains stalk the PCs and the PCs stalk the villains. Perhaps that's why we play more low level stuff [/QUOTE]

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