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<blockquote data-quote="Andor of the Blade" data-source="post: 133802" data-attributes="member: 1597">The most obvious spells to use with Enlarge are those that are circle or cone based and that have a Range listed:1)&nbsp; Dragon Breath (from R&amp;R)2)&nbsp; Cone of Cold3)&nbsp; Holy Word - take out a whole army of extra-planar baddies with this one.For really ugly effects, take the Arcane Devotee prestige class (FR). At first level, an AD gets to use the Enlarge feat for free (no level raise, normal casting time) a number of times per day equal to her charisma modifier. Since Enlarge can be applied multiple times to the same casting, you can see how this can get really ugly.Eg., Sorceror 9/ Arcane Devotee 1&nbsp; (possible with the right feats), and charisma 20 (easily obtainable with level raises, items) casts Cone of Cold, Enlarged 5 times. IIRC, the Range is 25 ft. + 5 ft/2 levels. Thus a regular CoC would go fifty feet, but this one would go three hundred feet.&nbsp; Since it's a cone, its width is based on its length, which leaves a massive area that this spell just covered.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andor of the Blade, post: 133802, member: 1597"] The most obvious spells to use with Enlarge are those that are circle or cone based and that have a Range listed: 1) Dragon Breath (from R&R) 2) Cone of Cold 3) Holy Word - take out a whole army of extra-planar baddies with this one. For really ugly effects, take the Arcane Devotee prestige class (FR). At first level, an AD gets to use the Enlarge feat for free (no level raise, normal casting time) a number of times per day equal to her charisma modifier. Since Enlarge can be applied multiple times to the same casting, you can see how this can get really ugly. Eg., Sorceror 9/ Arcane Devotee 1 (possible with the right feats), and charisma 20 (easily obtainable with level raises, items) casts Cone of Cold, Enlarged 5 times. IIRC, the Range is 25 ft. + 5 ft/2 levels. Thus a regular CoC would go fifty feet, but this one would go three hundred feet. Since it's a cone, its width is based on its length, which leaves a massive area that this spell just covered. [/QUOTE]

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