Shadow Conjuration/Evocation

[silentspace]

thorian - awesome!

 

[thorian]

thorian - awesome!

Thanks. I am currently playing a similar build in a Ravenloft campaign, and it has been a blast.

 

[saucercrab]

Thanee,
You're welcome.

With the right character build, you can have a character who is 120% effective when a target makes its saving throw, and 100% effective when a target fails its saving throw.

Eh, was just grabbing a high number out of the air.

However, & this goes for you too, silentspace, what basis do you use for allowing the perecentage to go above 100%? How do you justify it being more real than real?I didn't think it would be allowable or make sense.

(And I'm running a game with a gnome illusionist who hopes to end up as a illusionist 5/shadowcrafter 10/shadowcraft mage 5; simple, but effective.)

 

[arthurcaixeta]

A little doubt

Here is a build I posted a while back on these boards:

Firstly, i would like to apologize about my English :x

I have a doubt about shadow illusion (shadowcraft mage's 3rd level ability) and enhanced shadow conjuration/evocation (shadowcrafter's ability). Do they really stack? I mean, enhanced shadow conjuration/evocation are supposed to boost only shadow conjuration and shadow evocation spells? There is a little confusion about the spells with these names.

TY

 

[Visigani]

Even without the above silly cheesiness these spells are incredibly useful. Take a good look at the wording for "Shadow Conjuration" for example and then notice how many amazingly useful creation spells there are.

Finally, take a good hard look at "Shades". As a ninth level spell it gives you access to every single wiz/sorc conjuration spell in the game eighth or lower.

Illusion is an INCREDIBLY powerful school.

 

[arthurcaixeta]

Even without the above silly cheesiness these spells are incredibly useful. Take a good look at the wording for "Shadow Conjuration" for example and then notice how many amazingly useful creation spells there are.

Finally, take a good hard look at "Shades". As a ninth level spell it gives you access to every single wiz/sorc conjuration spell in the game eighth or lower.

Illusion is an INCREDIBLY powerful school.

I think I was misunderstood Or I didn't know how to explain my doubt o/

I would like to know if I can apply the bonuses of Shadowcrafter in the ability "Shadow Illusion" of the Shadowcraft Mage.

 

[Wyvernhand]

Don't forget, you can also use them to bypass material components and casting time. A Shadow Phantom Steed comes into being in 6 seconds, as opposed to 10 minutes. Just make sure you clap your hands to believe in fairies before you mount up. A Shadow Craft Magic Tattoo has all of the +CL bonus without the pesky 25g/day cost.

Just a couple of examples.