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<blockquote data-quote="Bonedagger" data-source="post: 284872" data-attributes="member: 2564">Re: Re: Re: Full Round Spells and ActionsThe book doesn't describe the situation for every spell that alters reality.It describes (Literally) that the spell takes effect (monsters appear) just as soon as the spellcasting is done (No waiting). The speed of the spellcasting depends on how much &quot;action&quot; you use on it (If you only have partial actions it will take 2 rounds to cast a full-round spell.) Edit: According to your definition of the rules the spell takes effect the round after you started casting it.... Even if it takes two rounds to cast it.&nbsp; So if you can put more than a full-round action into your turn, you can complete the spell faster (You can start or complete a full-round action with a partial action).BTW. If you have to take it that literally:You can't act before the spell is completed and it is not completed before the effect takes place.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bonedagger, post: 284872, member: 2564"] [b]Re: Re: Re: Full Round Spells and Actions[/b] The book doesn't describe the situation for every spell that alters reality. It describes (Literally) that the spell takes effect (monsters appear) just as soon as the spellcasting is done (No waiting). The speed of the spellcasting depends on how much "action" you use on it (If you only have partial actions it will take 2 rounds to cast a full-round spell.) Edit: According to your definition of the rules the spell takes effect the round after you started casting it.... Even if it takes two rounds to cast it. So if you can put more than a full-round action into your turn, you can complete the spell faster (You can start or complete a full-round action with a partial action). BTW. If you have to take it that literally: You can't act before the spell is completed and it is not completed before the effect takes place. [/QUOTE]

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