So, Recalled Blessing is undeniably worst than Inspired Spell and totally overwhelmed by Arcane Surge, that is alike but quicken? O.o
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How about Recalled Blessing. What kind of action (if there is an action at all) does it take?
I'm asking the same question about Recalled Blessing. I got mythical in the last game and it seems that Recalled Blessing is not specified as a free action, a swift action, a move action or a standart action. That makes all the diference. If it does not count as an action at all, its incredibly overpowered in comparison with Inspired Spell. Arcane Surge follows the same path. If its still quicken, sounds much more powerfull than Wild Arcana since you can use a free quicken spell of any level you can cast before action takes place, and forcing the target to make a double roll for save taking the worst result.
I'm just trying to understand the limitations of these powers because they seem a lot unbalanced to me when compared to others.
Hello, everybody. I've seen a previous threat about the Wild Arcana and Inspired Spell mythic abilities. There was a F.A.Q. nerfing both. They became standart actions. But Recalled Blessing and Arcane Surge have a similar problem. They seem similar. But Arcane Surge demands a swift action and Recalled blessing requires no action at all based only in the descriptions. Does that mean that the limit of extra-actions you can take using "Recalled blessing" are the limits of your mythic power points? And that means an Arcane Surge is always an extra-spell you can take each round even before it begins? Sounds cracked. If that's true, a first tier mythic hierophant with access to 5th lvl spells can use 5 boneshatters against a target even before action takes place in a round and an archimage can combo two mythic disintegrates against a target in a single round, both of these attacks demanding two saves (choosing always the worst result), causing an enormous amount of damage. These abilities seem a lot stronger than anything else in the mythic game if that's true, creating an effect only reachable, by other means, expending four paths to obtain 4 levels in Divine Metamagic or Arcane Metamagic (to quicken it). Questions: 1 - Are these powers THAT unbalanced?
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