You gain experience, improve your skills and find new items. In a first person view, you wander the wilderness and the villages of Naroth, talk to the locals and explore the dungeons. Naroth is an open world, fantasy action RPG in 3D. On your quest for information about your father, you descend deeper and deeper into the abandoned mines to finally discover a threatening secret. By 9th, you can automatically succeed in casting any spell you are able to cast.You travel to Naroth, a green plateau located between the kingdoms of Vilden and Jarrad. By 7th level, with 10 ranks, you have a 95% chance of succeeding on 4th-level spells. You automatically succeed, then, on 0th- and 1st-level spells, and only need to roll a 2 for 2nd-level spells (95% chance of success) and a 3 for 3rd-level spells (90% chance of success). With their low HD and little need for ability scores other than the one used to cast spells, most spellcasters should make Constitution their second-highest ability score, which means starting probably with 14, and picking up a +2 Constitution item sooner rather than later (though after the +2 Int/Wis/Cha item, obviously).īy level 5, you have 8 ranks, should have at least +2 from Constitution, for +10 to begin with. The Concentration check should be very easy for most mid-level spellcasters. This has nothing to do with gestures, and everything to do with not losing your focus on the spell.
A great hero needs an incredible suit of armor, needs to draw upon the skills of not just a master armorer, but multiple master armorers from several completely unrelated races? That sounds like a pretty epic little side-quest. If the combination is unavailable, a single level of Spellsword ( Complete Warrior) can handle the remaining Arcane Spell Failure for relatively low cost.īut I would strongly recommend not just allowing the combination, but making it a plot point.
#Arcane quest 3 vs arcane quest hd how to#
No rules explicitly detail how to combine these two, but no rule restricts them from being applied to the same armor either. 250 gp, mundane.Ĭombining feycraft and githcraft requires either a team effort by a fey armorer and a gith armorer, or some kind of weird fey-gith hybrid armorer. 600 gp, mundane.ĥ Races of the Wild, reduces Arcane Spell Failure by 5% among other things. 500 gp, mundane.Ĥ Dungeon Master’s Guide II, reduces Arcane Spell Failure by 5% among other things.
9,000 gp for Heavy Armor, mundane.ģ Dungeon Master’s Guide II, reduces Arcane Spell Failure by 5% among other things. +1 equivalent, magic.Ģ SRD, reduces Arcane Spell Failure by 10% among other things. A dedicated gish (warrior-mage) probably wants levels in prestige classes that mitigate or ignore Arcane Spell Failure anyway.ġ Magic Item Compendium, reduces Arcane Spell Failure by 10%.
AC is not that valuable for most spellcasters. Using mage armor or a Chain Shirt (+1 twilight mithral, mithral fey-or-githcraft with thistledown, etc) of some kind would be much wiser, though, since it is a lot of money. Saving yourself a feat and a +1-spell-level cost on most of your spells is easily worth that much. A +1 twilight 1 mithral 2 feycraft 3 githcraft 4 full-plate with thistle-down padding 5 has a 0% Arcane Spell Failure for just money, specifically 15,600 gp. Still Spell is a (very expensive) way around Arcane Spell Failure, yes. Wearing any armor, even armor you are not proficient in, has no effect on spells that are not Arcane or Arcane spells that do not have a Somatic component. Concentration check still stands.Īrcane Spell Failure only applies to Arcane spells that have Somatic components, yes. Just like concentrating in a swarm or other distracting conditions, it seems the rule for mounted spellcasting is derived from the same. I would rule that it would not, agreeing with KRyan's answer as far as that goes. Would still spell make the concentration check easier? Or it is already assumed that the somatic part of the spell should be considered separately? (ie: no ride roll needed but concentration stays the same)
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Just in case you want your wizard in full plate on top of the mount.
Pertinent is this rule about armor proficiency:Ī character who is wearing armor with which she is not proficient applies its armor check penalty to attack rolls and to all skill checks that involve moving, including Ride.Īnd including concentration. Note however that there are other stipulations to wearing armor one is not proficient in, and there isn't a spell that I know of which grants temporary proficiency to armor specifically. Does that really mean that a Wizard can be in a full-plate and be able to cast a spell with no somatic component? There's no other limit to it?Īs far as a wizard wearing full plate, there would be no inhibition on spellcasting other than stilling a spell and having the necessary higher level spell slot to do it.
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