| hogarth |
hogarth wrote:No. Spell resistance doesn't affect spells you cast on yourself, and when you drink a potion, the drinker is treated as the caster.What if it's given by someone else?
Doesn't matter, as far as I know.
"The drinker of a potion is both the effective target and the caster of the effect[.]"
and...
"A creature's spell resistance never interferes with its own spells, items, or abilities."
| hogarth |
hogarth wrote:And if it's a potion injected by an iron cobra?
Doesn't matter, as far as I know."The drinker of a potion is both the effective target and the caster of the effect[.]"
and...
"A creature's spell resistance never interferes with its own spells, items, or abilities."
Interesting question! I would say that technically a creature with SR can't resist a spell it casts on itself (even unwillingly) according to the rules, but ultimately I'd let the DM decide.
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Interesting question! I would say that technically a creature with SR can't resist a spell it casts on itself (even unwillingly) according to the rules, but ultimately I'd let the DM decide.
And if it's a potion injected by an iron cobra?
Yeah, this one has me humming and hawwing too. I think it would be great to have an iron cobra made of cold iron that would inject harmful potions (contagion, inflict serious wounds, bestow curse) into demons, but the whole question of SR makes it a tricky proposition.
| hogarth |
Yeah, this one has me humming and hawwing too. I think it would be great to have an iron cobra made of cold iron that would inject harmful potions (contagion, inflict serious wounds, bestow curse) into demons, but the whole question of SR makes it a tricky proposition.hogarth wrote:Interesting question! I would say that technically a creature with SR can't resist a spell it casts on itself (even unwillingly) according to the rules, but ultimately I'd let the DM decide.
And if it's a potion injected by an iron cobra?
I think a DC 14 saving throw would apply in the cases you list, so it probably wouldn't be overpowered to allow it.