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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kjenks" data-source="post: 2902105" data-attributes="member: 12892">It might get out of hand, but there are definite drawbacks. You can only use low-level targeted spells and you must inflict damage in order to cast each spell. The damage can be reduced -- silver weapon, self-inflicted Ray of Enfeeblement -- and even cured up after the "noogie" casts the spell. But you can't get around the fact that low-level targeted spells just aren't that helpful in a high level game.I don't see any rules specifically allowing you to use a wand or scroll to put a spell into a Spell Storing weapon, and activating a wand or scroll is somewhat different from casting a spell, so it's a DM call whether or not you could "amp up" a Wand of CLW (normally 1d8+1 at CL 1) with a +1 silver Spell Storing gauntlet (inflicting 1-3 HP minus Str penalty, min 1 HP, and curing 1d8+5 at CL 12).</blockquote>