Question about the hardness spell:

[thomas nelson]

If you cast it on cloth or leather is the material still flexible?

[Tiny Coffee Golem]

only the hardness changes. All other properties stay the same. It's magic, not science.

[Thelemic_Noun]

Tiny Coffee Golem wrote:

only the hardness changes. All other properties stay the same. It's magic, not science.

You can be flexible yet hard to cut.

[Bomanz]

I dont know that much about the Hardness spell, but I do know that my local alchemist can make it for me in little blue pills that I take before I go to the brothel. The best part is, if its potent magic and works for longer than 4 hours, I can break down a portcullis with the results too!

[Slaunyeh]

Bomanz wrote:

I dont know that much about the Hardness spell, but I do know that my local alchemist can make it for me in little blue pills that I take before I go to the brothel. The best part is, if its potent magic and works for longer than 4 hours, I can break down a portcullis with the results too!

If the effect persists for more than four hours you should consult a physician.

[Talonhawke]

Nope if they last for more than four hours call you party to come be amazed.

[thomas nelson]

It gets worse when you are trying to protect your bonded object:

"I cast Hardness on my staff"

[PJ]

thomas nelson wrote:

It gets worse when you are trying to protect your bonded object:

"I cast Hardness on my staff"

not much of a staff. :-)

[Ravingdork]

Where might I find this "hardness" spell? It doesn't seem to be in either the PRD or the SRD.

[thomas nelson]

Ravingdork wrote:

Where might I find this "hardness" spell? It doesn't seem to be in either the PRD or the SRD.

its in the pathfinder campaign setting book

[Ravingdork]

thomas nelson wrote:

Ravingdork wrote:

Where might I find this "hardness" spell? It doesn't seem to be in either the PRD or the SRD.

its in the pathfinder campaign setting book

That's the old v3.5 one, rather than The Inner Sea Guide?