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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BriarMonkey" data-source="post: 5903554" data-attributes="member: 95387">For my part, invoking Rule 0, I would allow it, as follows:  If the mage had personal spells running and then Magic Jarred, those personal spells would stay with the body; if the mage casts new personal spells while in a new body, those personal spells would stay with the new body.However, I think I'd actually take a different tactic altogether with regards to the use of personal spells on non-personal persons.  I'd create a meta-magic feat to allow for it (as I don't think there is one right now).  After all, there's a feat to grant range to touch spells; grant additional range; increase durations; increase DCs; and a host of other elements.  Very roughly, the feat would allow something along the lines of being able to cast personal only spells on others via touch (thus they must be in close range); and bump the spell slot needed by 3 (or maybe even 4).Granted, someone may still go the Magic Jar route and avoid the feat, but with a Rod, going the feat route becomes something that could be a legitimate option (especially against significant foe) even in combat - and then you don't have to worry about whether a spell is flesh or soul anchored.Just my two shekels.</blockquote>