METACHAT: The Unburning (D&D5e)

Man, that's at least second-level. You gonna tell me you're not shaken by fully-loaded underwear in the middle of a tense fight?


Defecate, Mass (Brd/Src/Wiz 5)

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Endure Elements looks perfectly fine-- I had actually thought that one was already in the standard spell lists

Curse/Bless water also seem fine, but the Rain God Curse pushes them up to level 2, Even though you have to provide your own water, it is still magic that operates primarily on water.

Righto, thanks. And yeah, was I was surprised that Endure Elements wasn't on the standard list.

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Being from the third world, I reserve the right to speak in the third person.

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Oh, I meant to ask - I gave Caldon three languages instead of the PHB-stated two. (You can take away his unimaginable riches, but you can't take away his education!) Not relevant for this check, since if I'm dropping one, it's going to be Dwarvish, but I had forgotten to run that by you.

3rd edition would have given me a bonus language anyway.

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Oh yeah, same. I thought I got extra languages per Int modifier, but if that's not the case i'll drop Elven and Dwarven and pretend I didn't peek under the spoiler tag.

It took some googling, and I was never able to find an authoritative source, but it looks like the bonus languages for INT modifier has been dropped from 5th edition.

Seems like the standard 5th edition way to gain extra languages beyond what is provided by your race and class is to beg and plead with your DM

So I am just going to make it a house rule that you can get bonus languages for your starting INT modifier, just like in 3.5 edition.

Oh, neat, more languages then, huzzah!

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I might retroactively cheat the spoiler since Elven is such a sensible language to pick up for a Wizard, if that is okay. If not, I can just ignore the spoiler and pick up the language anyway.

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<TheGiz> oh hai doggy, oh no that's the straw that broke tjhe came baclsb

No worries! The spoiler wasn't really a big deal, and Kailyn's question provoked Lady Kari to explain it directly anyway.

I should probably avoid over-using spoilers anyway.

Is the water spell something that anyone could cast, or is it only for clerics?

Based on previous versions of D&D/Pathfinder I believe create water is a cleric thing, yes. Druid probably has some higher level spells that would be better suited to quelling fires since they get a lot of weather-based spells and elemental summons.

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<TheGiz> oh hai doggy, oh no that's the straw that broke tjhe came baclsb

If it's a cleric-only thing, we've got two that can fill the needed role. With luck though, it's something that anyone can do.

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I just now realized that the pamphlet has the spell. It's probably homebrew'd so that we all can use it, but what I meant was that I don't recall seeing it on non-Cleric spell lists (unless it's a Cleric derivative class).

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<TheGiz> oh hai doggy, oh no that's the straw that broke tjhe came baclsb

Yeah, the Pamphlet spell is homebrew-- so it is inspired by the Cleric Create Water spell, but doesn't work the same way. To find out *exactly* how it works, I guess somebody will have to learn it and cast it a few times ;)



That is more than a month and a half of rent at Normin's current lodgings ;)

I like to poke fun of how realistic D&D's economics are until you need to buy some serious non-mundane supplies.

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