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#1zombiegleemaxMar 12, 2004 14:43:27 | Any of you ever had a kender in the party? Talk about frustrating, especially for a wizard with lots of spell focii. Kender Ward Conjuration Level: Sor/Wiz 2 Casting time: 1 action Range: Personal Target: You Duration: 1 hour/level (D) This spell was developed by a White Robe Wizard of High Sorcery to give Black Robe wizards an option other than killing kender who stole their spell components. The effects are as follows: 1. Any time a kender approaches within 15 ft, the caster receives a mental warning as the alarm spell. 2. When a Kender attempts to 'borrow' an item from the caster's person, the spell creates a tiny, shiny and very interesting object in the pouch or pocket the kender has targetted. The kender is then allowed a will save to avoid taking the conjured item, and takes it, and only it if he fails. 3. If a kender succeeds in taking an item other than the conjured one, the caster is once again notified as if by the alarm spell. Conjured items generally appear to have a value around 2 steel pieces, but may be worth more than that when trading with other kender. They last for the duration of the spell. A kender can be affected multiple times by this spell, but only gets a will save on the first attempt. If that one is failed, he automatically chooses to 'borrow' the conjured object on all future attempts until the spell ends. If a kender is successful on the first will save, he must continue to make a new will save, with a +2 bonus on each future attempt until one is failed. |
#2iltharanosMar 12, 2004 15:11:46 | Hehe, God I love kender. Along with gully dwarves they're the best plot device, ever. |
#3DragonhelmMar 12, 2004 15:29:03 | Ah, but does the Kender Ward protect against this? Lockspringer's Dexterous Digits |
#4zombiegleemaxMar 12, 2004 15:38:29 | Originally posted by Dragonhelm Bloody kender. The kender in our party is capable of casting that spell, too. I'm not sure where he would learn it though...since I certainly won't teach it to him, even if I find a wizard who knows it. Plus, using that spell would mean that the kender has a better reason to take the item than that I 'dropped' it, so I doubt it will be a common occurance... |
#5zombiegleemaxMar 12, 2004 20:26:23 | *Gasp!*:OMG! ...thats all I have to say... -Tas the Offended |