Wind Sight
Level Sorcerer/Wizard 1
School: Evocation [air]
Casting Time: 1 Standard Action
Components V,S
Range Medium (100 ft. + 10 ft. level)
Area 20-ft radius, 20' high -- can you target in an area you can't see?
Duration 1 min/level
This spell causes a Light Wind (5 mph) to swirl in the area of effect and grants you and only you the ability to see better in or through a fog-like area (a cloud, fog or smoke effect), reducing the concealment of such areas by one step (total concealment to 20%, 20% to no concealment).
This spell does not enable you to see: through darkness; invisible creatures; through illusions; through cover or see creatures hidden by stealth--unless the creature tries to use an area that no longer provides concealment of this spell.
You should post both spells in the same thread.
Make one thread, not two.
Well that was helpful! Thanks for the contribution! :)You should post both spells in the same thread.
Make one thread, not two.
I know eh, because then people will be able to see both his spells, the forum will save space, and things will just look plain nicer.
PLUS we won't have to suffer from your sarcasm!
but seriously, I'm not good for rating spells. That's why I didn't give him a comment on it.
Here is a thought, why not just make a level 1 wind spell that blows away the lvl 1 fog spell in its entirety?
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I know eh, because then people will be able to see both his spells, the forum will save space, and things will just look plain nicer.
1) I don't think there is a space concern on the forums.
2) I think having separate threads for each is better because it prevents getting the conversations crossed/confused.PLUS we won't have to suffer from your sarcasm!
I'd rather we just see helpful responses to posts rather than "you should post like this instead" though I admit there's no way of preventing the random "I don't like this" posts etc.
Here is a thought, why not just make a level 1 wind spell that blows away the lvl 1 fog spell in its entirety?
Because the idea is not to hose the druid/monk who depends on the fog for his protection. The goal is to reduce the penalties for the caster and/or his allies while not eliminating the fog altogether.