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Follow the rules for a standard creature using its appropriately sized weapon (i.e. Colossal using a colossal weapon) and then apply it to the weapon. And instead of the colossal weapon using all twenty-five square feet of it's colossal wielder's space as it's origin point, use the medium creature's single square as it's point of origin.
Not bad, to be honest. Considering you can get only one swift action (which are the majority of the magus's other arcana abilities) a round OR an immediate action, but not both. It has some merit, and I'm half-tempted to allow the magus in my game to use that for one of her arcana, if she wants to. And then maybe have a two or three Sudden Shield tree: Improved Sudden Shield: When using Sudden Shield, the magus can increase the duration of Sudden Shield to a number of rounds equal to one-half his magus level by expending an extra point from his arcane pool (for a total of three).
Greater Sudden Shield: When using Improved Sudden, the magus can split his rounds of durations to all allies within 30 feet by expending an extra arcane point from his arcane point (for a total of four). The magus must be able to see each of his allies he wishes to grant his bonus too and the rounds must be split in one round incriments.
Again, I like the concept. Go for it.
Though I spent my years as a youth trying to leave the land of my birth, my heart still holds a special place for Osirion, the land of my mother's people. And though I have yet to venture into the Thassilonian lands, my yearning for old knowledge and artifacts calls me even now. But I fear I will need the assistance of everyone in the faction for though I am not as physically adept as some, my knowledge is vast and I am more than capable of delving to the deepest recesses of the world to uncover lost secrets. If anyone is willing to venture forth with me, perhaps we can meet and save the king from his affliction together. -Tessara, Archaeologist and Actress |
