Sune's Sumptuous Seraglio - help me level it

[Malin Genie]

Basically I wanted to create a spell that provided a shelter, which while not a Leomund's Secure Shelter-style crude cottage was also not of the level of Mordenkainen's Magnificent Mansion.

As the character creating it is a worshipper of Sune, I went for "Sune's Sumptuous Seraglio" (inspirational credit of course to PirateCat's CCC )

Sune's Sumptuous Seraglio

Level: Brd 5, Sor/Wiz 5
Range: Close
Effect: 10ft diameter tent and see below
Duration: 2 hours/level

This spell creates a rose-and-gold-striped structure that from the outside looks like a small conical tent, flying a pennon with the face of Sune from the tip.

Opening the entrance flap, however, reveals a luxuriously appointed pavilion, with decadently soft beds appointed with silken sheets, appetising refreshments set out on low tables, and a soft romantic glow of light throughout. internal temperature is set to a balmy summer evening.

The internal area of the seraglio is approximately 50ft in diameter, with a 20ft diameter central area, and curtains around able to be pulled down to separate out eight 'chambers' each with a very comfortable double bed.

Once the flap is closed from the inside, the seraglio is sealed, and although they look to be of silk, the walls have the strength of stone.



Any thoughts? Is it right at 5th level (not enirely extradimensional, no heroes' feast, no unseen servants; but definitely more luxurious and slightly more secure than LSS...)?

 

[Ferret]

Very good, prehaps what the spell name means? And also cleric spell/brd If I was doing this I would have made it a non-wiz/sor as sune doesn't entertain wizards.

 

[National Acrobat]

Nice spell. I have a feeling that I will get to see this one in operation (whistles and looks up innocently), since I am in the group with this character. Perhaps it would be appropriate for the Travel Domain? Or as a 6th level cleric spell for Sune?

 

[Norfleet]

I would say Clr/Bard 4. It's slightly nicer than LSS to inhabit, but at the same time, it doesn't provide the protection from normal missiles that LSS does, nor the servants, nor any of the security features such as alarms, locks, and whatnot. It's not really any more powerful of a spell, therefore. Temporary magical luxury isn't something which unbalances the game.

 

[Malin Genie]

I would say Clr/Bard 4. It's slightly nicer than LSS to inhabit, but at the same time, it doesn't provide the protection from normal missiles that LSS does, nor the servants, nor any of the security features such as alarms, locks, and whatnot.

Actually, the idea was that

"Once the flap is closed from the inside, the seraglio is sealed, and although they look to be of silk, the walls have the strength of stone."

So it would provide the protection from missiles - and it doesn't need locks....

 

[Norfleet]

Nuts. See, this is what happens when I try to read these things while horribly sleep-deprived, a condition which tends to limit my memory to only what I can see on the screen.