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Protection from level/ability drain
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Elder-Basilisk
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I think Negative Energy Protection (clr 3) does it--although it has a save.
Negative Energy Protection is the only such spell in the core rules, and it uses a caster level check.
If the check beats a DC of (11 + attacker HD), the attack does not drain levels or ability points, and an undead attacker takes 2d6 points of positive energy damage.
Restoration gives back levels and ability points that have already been drained, but that's probably not what you're looking for.
If the check beats a DC of (11 + attacker HD), the attack does not drain levels or ability points, and an undead attacker takes 2d6 points of positive energy damage.
Restoration gives back levels and ability points that have already been drained, but that's probably not what you're looking for.
(Psi)SeveredHead
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KRey, are you interested in wizards or clerics?
Off-hand, Iron Body does the job, but it has a number of weaknesses (slow speed, lower Dex, 8th-level, etc)
Off-hand, Iron Body does the job, but it has a number of weaknesses (slow speed, lower Dex, 8th-level, etc)
kreynolds
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Velenne said:
Very interesting. I broke down the price of the scarab. 30,000 of it was for the SR 15, so that leaves 8,000 for the protection. That comes to about 666 gp per charge (protection from single attack). However, given that the protect is the secondary non-similar power, its price on its own is actually 4,000, which comes to about 333 per charge. Very interesting indeed. Thanks!
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