I need to ban some spells

[andreww]

Fruian Thistlefoot wrote:

K first the spell resistance of 36 and Carapace (Su) the caster needs to break. Next you have his saves Fort +31, Ref +22, Will +12. Good luck with that Fort save....Ahh look a low will....ahh f~@# now we get to his Immunities. Immune to mind affecting effect....thats a good portion of will saves. Ahh no ability drain or damage so no dex gimping this big boy.

I'm not seeing the OPs point in banning spell lists....this guy kind of already does ban a good portion of their spell list.

You realise that many will saves exist which are not mind affecting effects. Plane Shifting him somewhere he cant do any harm like the positive material plane is pretty trivial at high levels as SR36 isn't hard to get through. Imprisonment works as well. I did come up with a method some time ago which involved plane shifting him somewhere harmless, dropping mind blank on him then hitting him with imprisonment. The mind blank never expires as imprisonment acts as temporal stasis and he cannot be located by any mortal being as mind blank foils even wish and miracle.

[Covent]

Jodokai wrote:

avr wrote:

With the wealth expected of a 20th level character this should not be an issue.

I don't care what level you are, 30k is an issue. Especially when we're talking about a Wizard. I would also check out his spell book and made sure he had 9 1st level spells and no more than 4 of any other level unless he spent the money on the scroll and the cost to scribe it.

People always hand wave the cost of wizards and then complain about how powerful they are. They only get that way if you hand wave the cost for everything.

I would agree that a caster should have to account for spells in excess of those that he gains via leveling as part of his WBL, however they are not required to use scrolls.

Copying from a wizard in a town is a perfectly valid option that the CRB spells out rules for. Link

It is substantially cheaper via this method + blessed books.

[DominusMegadeus]

There are a million and one listed ways to 'kill' the Tarrasque, and that's only the interesting ones.

If you want him to be an actual challenge, you'd have to ban half the book.