Is there a spell that removes mundane pain?

[Mazym]

I didn't see one in a quick look. Maybe if I look more carefully at removing conditions?

I am specifically looking for the equivalent of a magical epidural nerve block.

[Kazaan]

I'd say that would be anything that prevents (or delays) nonlethal damage is what you're looking for. Ablative Barrier from UC gives DR 5/- vs nonlethal damage sources as well as converts the first 5 points of lethal damage to nonlethal.

Other than that, I find nothing, so any further options would need to be custom spells.

[Abraham spalding]

Polypurpose Panacea

Polypurpose Panacea wrote:

Analgesic: You do not feel minor aches and pains, such as from arthritis, a cold, or a hangover, for 1 hour. For the duration, you gain a +2 resistance bonus against pain-related spells.

Not quite nerve block level but close.

There is also Delay Pain.

So not a cure but it can put it off until you have time to scream your head off.

[Mazym]

Abraham spalding wrote:

There is also Delay Pain.

The best fit for my purpose is delay pain. I figure if the source of the pain goes away before the spell wears off, you never feel the pain.

Thanks for the help.

PS: I didn't look at my search results carefully when I searched using "pain" as a keyword. I thought there were 12 results (and that something wasn't working)...not 12 pages of results.

[Abraham spalding]

If you use the built in search feature on the pfsrd website it will populate as a google search. However if you look right below the "web" and "image" tab you'll see subtabs for the different sections on the pfsrd website.

This will allow you to search for "pain" related feats, spells, skills or magic equipment (and so on) separately.

[Mazym]

Abraham spalding wrote:

If you use the built in search feature on the pfsrd website it will populate as a google search. However if you look right below the "web" and "image" tab you'll see subtabs for the different sections on the pfsrd website.

This will allow you to search for "pain" related feats, spells, skills or magic equipment (and so on) separately.

Cool. Thanks very much for the tip.