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Lol. One alters your Place, the other your Face

lol touche

Nocturno wrote: Mon Jan 26, 2026 12:42 pm

TristenC wrote: Mon Jan 26, 2026 7:35 am Gur will indicate that the small magical area he found shows Alteration magic. Disintegration and Teleport are both Alteration.]

As in the both would alter your face lol

Heh. Shows how much I know about teleportation. Maybe they changed it in 3.x. Or maybe not, and I'm just full of it.

I generally play generalist mages when I play wizards (the only specialist was a Wild Mage), so I don't usually pay much attention to spell schools.

Is Axid in the 'platform' room? Or the new room with the magic floor? I got the idea that he "dimensional door"ed across the gelatinous cube pit after going through the teleport dirt.

Have we been mapping?

I feel like we skipped an area, or just not fully explored something.

There is an area West not fully explored, and of course the teleport/gel cube/magic area isn't fully explored yet

Free to cast or need initiative?

Free to cast

Styrius, does Axid have enough PSPs to Telekinesis the gear we saw floating the cube? Gur and Mr. Binky have Detect Magic, right? So they can check to see if anything there is magical.

Sorry been busy a bit lately work and outside of work.

Not sure what to reply here yet.
Jack sees no physical line on this side either? Of the magical trap.

He will then go check to towards the end of the hallway to see if anything is up with the floor or ceiling in that direction.

And this isn't the right thread, damn distractions lol.

Before Jack sacrifice himself, Ke'Sha can send one of the undead. Or wait for romorrow and try dispel magic. Oh... Oh... or summon elemental.

lolNew Spell!

Summon Elemental of Dispel Magic
Carefeul! Anything it touches is subject to the maximum effect of the summoners Dispel Magic.
The elemental can touch up to 20 items, or will last 1 hour.

Unless it scratches it's face first, then it has to save to dispel itself

lol

TristenC wrote: Thu Apr 30, 2026 9:47 am Unless it scratches it's face first, then it has to save to dispel itself

That might have been my 5E experience hoping once you resist something you are immune to it.