Hello, for the arcane cascade stance, what is the duration ?
Is it necessary to cast a spell or make a spellstrike each turn to maintain the stance ?
Thanks for your future answer.
It lasts as long as any other Stance - you can usually keep it on until the end of the encounter, without any need to cast more spells to maintain it.
The requirement on it is confirmed to be an error - or at the very least, you do not need to meet the requirement in order to maintain the stance.
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The requirement on it is confirmed to be an error - or at the very least, you do not need to meet the requirement in order to maintain the stance.
While I agree that this is the only remotely sane interpretation, I wasn't aware that there had been any official confirmation of this. Do you happen to have a cite for that?
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The requirement on it is confirmed to be an error - or at the very least, you do not need to meet the requirement in order to maintain the stance.While I agree that this is the only remotely sane interpretation, I wasn't aware that there had been any official confirmation of this. Do you happen to have a cite for that?
Logan Bonner covered it in a YouTube video series:
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The requirement on it is confirmed to be an error - or at the very least, you do not need to meet the requirement in order to maintain the stance.While I agree that this is the only remotely sane interpretation, I wasn't aware that there had been any official confirmation of this. Do you happen to have a cite for that?Logan Bonner covered it in a YouTube video series:
Thank you
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Plus when Jason ran his Secrets of Magic YouTube series, he never corrected the Magus player running Arcade Cascade.
If I recall correctly, it's been said that they don't necessarily run the game 100% RAW. Something about it being more important to move the game along than take time out to look up something. As such, I wouldn't take 'they did in in an online game' as proof of anything. A specific answer on a video though is. I just wish that they'd collect all these answers up here in a true FAQ section until a new print run comes up for errata: if Xethik hadn't posted this, I'd have never known about it as I don't go looking for podcasts for, well anything.
Plus when Jason ran his Secrets of Magic YouTube series, he never corrected the Magus player running Arcade Cascade.If I recall correctly, it's been said that they don't necessarily run the game 100% RAW. Something about it being more important to move the game along than take time out to look up something. As such, I wouldn't take 'they did in in an online game' as proof of anything.
Yeah, I remember watching their counteract check.
As for random Youtube videos - while it is better than nothing, I also don't think that they would be official resolutions. Not unless it was presented as more than just the thoughts and opinions of one of the many developers.
I believe it carries over with Logan, but when Mark was answering questions it was specifically stated that the How It's Played Ask a Designer questions are agreed upon within the design team before it is answered in the video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GI7DSKmNWs&list=PLYCDCUfG0xJbZDC1hM3G_ 1WTbSSXEB-a2
As for random Youtube videos - while it is better than nothing, I also don't think that they would be official resolutions. Not unless it was presented as more than just the thoughts and opinions of one of the many developers.
For the video on Arcane Cascade he said that errata was coming on the next reprint. I didn't watch the other videos so I don't know if there is anything else specifically said about official errata in them.