| ROF83 |
Hello all,
I have quickly and tentatively put together a Force Bloodline. It's probably unbalanced and needs the rough corners trimmed. there's elements added from the old Argent Savant and Force Missile Mage from 3.5. So far my ideas are:
Force Bloodline
Class Skill: Knowledge (Any)
Bonus Spells:
Magic Missile (3)
Pilfering Hand (5)
Greater Mage Armour (7) - from 3.5
Resilient Sphere (9)
Telekinesis (11)
Forceful Hand (13)
Mage's Sword (15)
Telekinetic Sphere (17)
Crushing Hand(19)
Bonus Feats: Heighten spell, Iron Will, Spell Focus (Evocation), Spell Penetration, Greater Spell Penetration (What more?)
Bloodline Arcana: +1 bonus to each die of damage dealt by spells cast with the force descriptor
Bloodline Powers
1st: A force descriptor spell which adds an armour or shield bonus to AC increases the spell's normal bonus with 2
3rd: You may raise a shield as an immediate action 2/day
9th: You subtract 2 from all damage dealt to you by spells with the force descriptor. A Force spell with multiple attacks, such as magic missile, counts as a single attack.
15th: You may dispel a single force effect within 60 feet as a standard action 2/day, even those normally immune to dispel magic (such as Wall of Force). You must succeed on a caster level check (DC 11+ opposing caster's level)
20th: All your Force descriptor spells are either stilled, silenced or extended without adding a level increase to them. You may choose which feat to apply when casting the spell. You need not know the feat to apply the metamagic effect.
| Cheapy |
| Knight Magenta |
This is what happens when you're the kid of an adventuring couple that got hit with one too many magic missles.
I thought that force damage was just being hit with something... I mean, the force can take the form of mono-molecular blades and stuff, but when you get down to it, how is it different from a sword? Wouldn't a force bloodline be about the same as a Bludgeoning bloodline?
| Azten |
Azten wrote:This is what happens when you're the kid of an adventuring couple that got hit with one too many magic missles.I thought that force damage was just being hit with something... I mean, the force can take the form of mono-molecular blades and stuff, but when you get down to it, how is it different from a sword? Wouldn't a force bloodline be about the same as a Bludgeoning bloodline?
No matter the form, I've always seen force spells as energy. Yes, this energy is used to bludgeon and cut and pierce, but it is still magic energy and that means there could be residue left over and unseen. Much like surviving Shadows and Vampires could leave your kids with the Undead Bloodline.