Minimum would be 5d8+10
Breath of life: 5d8 +1 per caster lvl. Minimum caster lvl is 10
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there's a table on SRD that has some broken down
www.d20pfsrd.com
Ok so this situaltion isn't specificly addressed in the rules. So the dragon could stop, its not stated that it couldn't. Or the dragon could not stop, its not stated that it could either. I have hear Developers say the rules are designed to be "permisive and fun", and if there aren't specific rulings, to follow the idea that the game was designed for people to have fun and to use common sense in rulings. Right? I think the Fly check is very permisable. The closer it is to the wall the harder the DC. I think it's how we would handle my character using a fly spell and trying to dodge a object that gets in my way. The dragon's fly ability isn't extraordanary. Its not any different that a bird's fly ability, right? It's ability is described as "clumsy".
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I really do appreciate all the comments too. I will be doing this soon and will be bringing these posts to my GM's notice too. I understand that the rules don't say the dragon has to run in to the WoF, and neither does it say it isn't possible for the dragon to run in to the WoF. Our group tries to go with RAW, but if there isn't a absolute our GM uses his best judgement and game flavor as deciding factors.
With a readied action I would be waiting until he's already started the swoop/dive and with a "clumsy" on its fly movement. My casting range is only going to be 55'. So the readied action would be "when the dragon is swooping/diving at so-and-so I cast WoF in its path". It's move speed is 250' and that's like 40+ ft per sec. Could it really change course? And I love the link its great.
I have been trying to figure this out for awhile now. I have it in my head to have my wizard ready an action, wait for a creature(lets say a dragon) to swoop at a traget, and then pop up a wall of force in the path of the swooping creature. The dragons SR won't help the spell dosen't alow an SR and it's not "targeting" the dragon in the first place. What happens here? Any comments would be appeciated.
I have been trying to figure this out for awhile now. I have it in my head to have my wizard ready an action, wait for a creature(lets say a dragon) to swoop at a traget, and then pop up a wall of force in the path of the swooping creature. The dragons SR won't help the spell dosen't alow an SR and it's not "targeting" the dragon in the first place. What happens here? Any comments would be appeciated. |