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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kjenks" data-source="post: 1930272" data-attributes="member: 12892">You can also use a spell storing weapon to cast beneficial spells on your party members, but they take a little damage when you hit them. You can put a level 0-3 spell with Target: You into the weapon then hit your buddy. He takes damage and he gets the benefit of the spell. You can automatically touch willing targets as part of spellcasting; your DM may allow you to automatically hit a willing target, too. You can inflict nonlethal damage with a spell storing weapon; depending on your DM, this should also discharge the spell. Here's a list of candidate spells for your spell storing weapon consisting of level 0-3 Player's Handbook spells with Target: YouAlter SelfArcane Sight * 375 gpBlink * 375 gpComprehend Languages * 25 gpDisguise Self * 25 gpDivine Favor * 25 gpEntropic Shield * 25 gpExpeditious Retreat * 25 gpFalse Life * 150 gpFind Traps * 150 gpGlibness * 525 gpInvisibility Purge * 375 gpKnow Direction * 12.5 gpLongstrider * 25 gpMeld into Stone * 375 gpMirror Image * 150 gpRead Magic * 12.5 gpSee Invisibility * 150 gpShield * 25 gpSpeak with Animals * 525 gpSpeak with Plants * 1,000 gpTree Shape * 150 gpTrue Strike * 25 gp* Scroll available in DMG listMy favorites: Divine Favor (with PH errata, up to +3 attack and damage), Invisibility Purge, True Strike, Mirror Image.Your fighter buddy with Power Attack would love to have a True Strike spell so he can Power Attack all the way for a big damage bonus but still have a good chance to hit his target. Give him the spell storing weapon and he can use it whenever he needs it. (Especially nice if he also has Quickdraw.)It's nice to be able to plop a See Invisibility on your archer buddy for those pesky Improved Invisible spellcasters. It's a whole lot cheaper than True Seeing.You can hit your buddy with False Life then cure the real damage, then he has temporary hit points equal to 1d10 +1 per caster level (maximum +10) for 1 hour/level.A gauntlet is probably the best weapon for this trick. It doesn't do much damage (1d3 Bludgeoning, 20/x2) and it can be worn while your hand is holding something else. Depending on your DM, you might be able to wear a gauntlet over magical gloves.</blockquote>

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