rules question regarding enchanted items
Nov 28, 2015 13:29:24 GMT -8
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Post by ephralia on Nov 28, 2015 13:29:24 GMT -8
I have not yet dealt with an enchanted item in roleplay! (I'm thinking mostly of combat roleplay. Some spells say they don't work as an enchantment (yay!) and a few have additional text describing how they are modified when used as an enchantment (yay!) - but most descriptions don't mention the issue.)
I can foresee being pretty much totally at sea when the first time comes. How does enchanting work, for example, in combat?
Offense example: I take my sword in and get the "sleep" spell enchanted into it. Then, next fight, I point my sword at my enemy and trigger the sleep spell. Does the enemy really keel over if he fails his resolve throw? Also, Sleep is normally a 3-post cast.
Defense example: I bang a gem on my armor, and it casts "bounding ward" for me. That one consumes mana, usually, and can last 24 hours. How does mana consumption fit in?
Utility example: "Call to War" - I trigger it and all my friends get +1 fighting and +1 somewhere else, too.
Thanks! ^^
I can foresee being pretty much totally at sea when the first time comes. How does enchanting work, for example, in combat?
Offense example: I take my sword in and get the "sleep" spell enchanted into it. Then, next fight, I point my sword at my enemy and trigger the sleep spell. Does the enemy really keel over if he fails his resolve throw? Also, Sleep is normally a 3-post cast.
Defense example: I bang a gem on my armor, and it casts "bounding ward" for me. That one consumes mana, usually, and can last 24 hours. How does mana consumption fit in?
Utility example: "Call to War" - I trigger it and all my friends get +1 fighting and +1 somewhere else, too.
Thanks! ^^
