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Using the ranged attack granted by Sivanah's version of the Avatar spell, Illusory Assault, seems like it would violate her anathema of using illusions to harm another creature. Am I reading into this wrong? It doesn't seem like an Avatar ability should be contradictory with a deities values like that.
Does your campaign have revolvers at all, its easy enough to say primitive firearms only. Yes, I do like the advanced firearms in general, It just feels weird that the rules would allow this. God forbid you allowed the advanced technology and the wizard decided to start with a Death Ray (any GM with half a brain slaps them and says no, but the rules as I've seen them don't seem to care)
So as it's written Wizards get a free MW weapon of their choice, the only restriction being that it is not made out of any special materials. One of my players has picked a revolver, which would normally cost them 4,300 gp. Every rule I've managed to dig up says nothing is wrong with this, but it won't leave my mind as being ridiculous. Is there some limitations? Or is it actually just this silly? This is for level 1 play btw, at higher levels I wouldn't care but level 1 with a weapon that expensive doesn't feel right. |
