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<blockquote data-quote="RyvenCedrylle" data-source="post: 5088809" data-attributes="member: 66726">The way I have this houseruled is as follows - and is similar to Erik's:&quot;Any character who is capable of performing rituals may prepare rituals during an extended rest to be completed as a standard action, much in the way magic worked in previous versions of D&amp;D. The character must pay the component cost up front and be able to meet all other requirements of the ritual during the rest period in order to prepare it. This means that, for instance, Imprisonment would be impossible to prepare since the subject of the ritual must be present for the entire casting. If a ritual is not used by the next extended rest, it is lost.&quot;So Magic Circle would only work in combat if you could lure a known subject into the pre-drawn circle (at which point I think you deserve it) or if something of the proper type just happened to wander into the right spot without breaking the circle.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RyvenCedrylle, post: 5088809, member: 66726"] The way I have this houseruled is as follows - and is similar to Erik's: "Any character who is capable of performing rituals may prepare rituals during an extended rest to be completed as a standard action, much in the way magic worked in previous versions of D&D. The character must pay the component cost up front and be able to meet all other requirements of the ritual [I]during the rest period[/I] in order to prepare it. This means that, for instance, Imprisonment would be impossible to prepare since the subject of the ritual must be present for the entire casting. If a ritual is not used by the next extended rest, it is lost." So Magic Circle would only work in combat if you could lure a known subject into the pre-drawn circle (at which point I think you deserve it) or if something of the proper type just happened to wander into the right spot without breaking the circle. [/QUOTE]

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