O'Mouza |
Hi everyone,
I'm playing a female human(changeling) Witch with a special bond with his son that she believes is some sort of divine conduit or chosen one (he is another PC).
The whole character is constructed around this concept, and therefore the main mission she have is to protect this PC.
The witch class offers the Witch's Charge feat and for sure is a good start to play this concept...but what I really want is to be capable of cast personal spell (like mage armor or dimension door) on him.
Even the ability to cast such kind of spells only once a day will be perfect!
Is there any kind of feat or ability that allow this?
Thank you,
Marco.
Gortle |
There is sort of.
Rogue level 8 the feat Loaner Spell
Allows the Rogue to borrow a spell up to 3rd level off a friendly caster, and cast it themselves.
Which is pretty good. Unfortunately its at the same feat level as Opportune Backstab and SideStep which are just so strong, so it hardly sees much use.
Djinn71 |
There is sort of.
Rogue level 8 the feat Loaner Spell
Allows the Rogue to borrow a spell up to 3rd level off a friendly caster, and cast it themselves.Which is pretty good. Unfortunately its at the same feat level as Opportune Backstab and SideStep which are just so strong, so it hardly sees much use.
It requires the spell to have a Targets entry or an area, so it wouldn't work on things like Mage Armour.
YuriP |
In Your case brew potion+temporary potions
Making potions could be a good solution and thematically makes sense with witch's theme but maybe little tricky and requires the authorization and help from the GM.
Usually the potions access are 1 level higher than their scroll versions. For example a barkskin potion is level 4 items instead of level 3, and costs more. We don't have a clear price table like scrolls so the GM have to set a price based in currently available potions (usually as GM a would use the most expensive non-rare potion price for the level as base) also these potions aren't found in normal market (mostly spell potions version don't exist in the books) so I probably put uncommon trace for all of them.