The rules for Spells in Naval Combat mention that several spells dont move with the ship unless they are anchored to the ship.
Forcecage, Resilient Sphere, Wall of Force: The effects of these spells move with a ship if they are anchored to it. Otherwise, they do not move with a ship, and a ship running into them makes a ramming maneuver.Prismatic Sphere, Prismatic Spray, Prismatic Wall: These spells do not start fires on a ship unless the ship passes through the spell effect and rolls a natural 1 on its saving throw against fire damage. A prismatic sphere or prismatic wall moves with a ship if it is anchored to the ship. Otherwise, it does not move with a ship.
Wind Wall: The effects of this spell move with a ship if it is anchored to the ship.
How do you anchor a spell to the ship? Where are the rules explaining how that works? How would Wind Wall become anchored? How would an instantaneous Prismatic Spray affect a passing ship?
About Spray, that is what I meant to ask, it was a copy+paste error.
I'd say a spell that uses any part of the ship as "ground" is anchored to the ship.
This is my answer also. The spell moves with the ship as if the ship is the ground.
Interesting feat:
Untether (Retether) spell.
With a CL+Dex check retether a tethered spell to the anchor points of your choosing....
Interesting feat:
Untether (Retether) spell.
With a CL+Dex check retether a tethered spell to the anchor points of your choosing....
Where's that from?
Sorry, wasn't clear, avr. Its from nowhere, I was hypothesizing a feat which would be interesting; not one that exists.
A shame. That could be fun.
yeah, thats what I was thinking. Unbinding webs. Moving walls of Iron.
Moving stinking clouds..
What is weird is that there are no explanations of examples of this in the Skulls & Shackles Player's Guide or in the 6 books of the adventure path.
