There's a sentence in the Fabricate Arms rules that I'm not sure I understand. It says "treat this as a spell of the same level as the expended spell slot." What exactly does this mean? I have some guesses, but am not sure I'm reading it right.
It also says this in the description of Fabricate Tech, but that's a Spell-Like Ability as opposed to Supernatural so I think it refers to the rules for dispelling or resisting summoned items. Is Fabricate Arms supposed to be Spell-Like as opposed to Supernatural?
I also found it puzzling and I can't think of a possible rules interaction.
For a brief moment I wondered if it meant the weapon/item was considered a spell, meaning one would use INT+spell level to calculate related DCs, but that definitely isn't true.
This hack looked really cool to me at first, but the more I try to build off it the more it feels mediocre. You can't create analog weapons so Spellshot sniping isn't a thing, and when you get the hack at 5th level there aren't any weapons I'd rather have for five rounds than one 2nd level spell, or even a cast of MM tbh. I guess it's good if there's a specific damage type or effect you need?
Dispel magic is my guess.
Dispel magic is my guess.
So what you're suggesting is it's supposed to be a Spell-Like ability not a Supernatural one?
I think what he is saying is that you treat the effect as a spell of the level slot expended if you were to try to dispel it with dispel magic.
But you can't dispel it as written.
