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<blockquote data-quote="krupintupple" data-source="post: 4385716" data-attributes="member: 58300">one of my PCs is interested in taking this invocation and after i gave it a good read, i was rather surprised. unlike most of the invocations, it doesn't merely emulate a preexisting spell, it actually gives flight, along with a maneuvreability.with the fly spell, i noticed that you could do all kinds of neat things while flying, like attacking and spellcasting, ect. but with this invocation, if it truly mimics actual flight, how can you say, attack with eldritch blast, or use a scroll, without the use of feats like hover or flyby attack, because i recall reading somewhere that &quot;...a creature must keep moving while flying unless it has perfect maneuverability.&quot; so thusly, if you wanted to use your eldritch blast, wouldn't you plummet to your death while you stopped flying and attempting to start blasting? am i not getting something here?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="krupintupple, post: 4385716, member: 58300"] one of my PCs is interested in taking this invocation and after i gave it a good read, i was rather surprised. unlike most of the invocations, it doesn't merely emulate a preexisting spell, it actually gives flight, along with a maneuvreability. with the[I] fly[/I] spell, i noticed that you could do all kinds of neat things while flying, like attacking and spellcasting, ect. but with this invocation, if it truly mimics actual flight, how can you say, attack with eldritch blast, or use a scroll, without the use of feats like [I]hover[/I] or[I] flyby attack[/I], because i recall reading somewhere that "...a creature must keep moving while flying unless it has perfect maneuverability." so thusly, if you wanted to use your eldritch blast, wouldn't you plummet to your death while you stopped flying and attempting to start blasting? am i not getting something here? [/QUOTE]

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