Chooky |
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I've got an idea for a Bard getting Missile/Ray Shield and using a Ring of Force Shield. However I don't know how much damage the Ring would take from Ray Shield.
Ring of Force Shield, CL9, 8500g Market Price: Creates a Force-based Heavy Shield, like Wall of Force.
Wall of Force, Hardness 30, HP = 20 x CL (180?)
How would you guys allow this to work? Does it regenerate it's HP after a day? How does Ray Shield work against spells like Ray of Enfeeblement?
Eridan |
I would allow it and you can deflect one touch attack per round.
..your shield suffers the full effects of the spell or effect, if applicable.
The force shield dont have hitpoints like mundane (magic) shields. It will work normally like in the feat description but without a disadvantage (=damaging your shield).
Rathendar |
I would allow it and you can deflect one touch attack per round.
PF SRD wrote:The force shield dont have hitpoints like mundane (magic) shields. It will work normally like in the feat description but without a disadvantage (=damaging your shield)...your shield suffers the full effects of the spell or effect, if applicable.
With it saying 'like wall of force' i would use that spell descriptor to assign it hardness and hit points. That said, i'd also allow it's use. It nowhere says it only applies against rays that deal hit point damage.
Melkhor, When Walls Fell |
Kinda reminds me of Captain America's photonic energy shield that he'd use from time to time when his typical vibranium shield was unavailable. The feat requirements really make Ray Shield prohibitive for most character builds, how were you able to achieve it with a bard since one of the prerequisties is Spellbreaker, which requires 10 levels in Fighter?