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<blockquote data-quote="Quixon" data-source="post: 911674" data-attributes="member: 6577">As the Dm of a campaign with a Spellfire wielder I figured I would chime in...1. No they can't absorb their own spells-as others have said-you can't ready a action-THEN take a seperate action.2. Yes the Feat is overpowered-The CLASS isn't, we simply made it so you had to take feat but couldn't use the abilities until you took the first level of the class.3. Of course they can absorb out of combat. Does this lead to any other party casters charging the spellfire wielder up at night? Of course , why wouldn't they. Nothing wrong with that, there also is nothing wrong with having the party have a nightime encounter AFTER they have dumped all the spells either.4. Relating to #3- Where does it say you can only ready actions in combat?. People hiding in a Ambush are readying actions-and No initative has been rolled or anything. The description saying has to ready a action just means the Spellfire wielder can't do something else-then later in round get hit with a spell and absorb it as a reflex.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Quixon, post: 911674, member: 6577"] As the Dm of a campaign with a Spellfire wielder I figured I would chime in... 1. No they can't absorb their own spells-as others have said-you can't ready a action-THEN take a seperate action. 2. Yes the Feat is overpowered-The CLASS isn't, we simply made it so you had to take feat but couldn't use the abilities until you took the first level of the class. 3. Of course they can absorb out of combat. Does this lead to any other party casters charging the spellfire wielder up at night? Of course , why wouldn't they. Nothing wrong with that, there also is nothing wrong with having the party have a nightime encounter AFTER they have dumped all the spells either. 4. Relating to #3- Where does it say you can only ready actions in combat?. People hiding in a Ambush are readying actions-and No initative has been rolled or anything. The description saying has to ready a action just means the Spellfire wielder can't do something else-then later in round get hit with a spell and absorb it as a reflex. [/QUOTE]

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