The sort of thing you would use to fortify an area you control, (thinking more large-scale and general than Glyph of warding) or hurt lots of people that live in one area, - like everyone in a small village. They should be long lasting (at least an hour) and ideally somewhat subtle, but dont have to be too powerful, or even directly do damage - something that constantly or periodically does something like cast Bane/Bless on anyone in it's area would be fine.
I'm particularly interested in something that would let the caster benefit from the harm it does to others, like something that gets them temp hp for every person the spell kills, or that turns them into zombies when they die. It should not require the Caster to be at the location for it to work.
If you guys know of a magic item with effects that fit this description, then I'm interested in that too. Basically I'm trying to set up a Caster boss enemy who specialises in Magical territories.
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Just what it says. One of my players is planning on using this spell during a trip to the Nine Hells. The examples in the description of the spell are fairly specific. Must the caster pick a specific type of devil or can they just specify all devils?
Hank is in his worst state ever. Just had his head ripped off. He took a bullet to the skull and a sword through the abdomen. He also lost his jaw. It was the best art design in my opinion of how savage Hank is. Episode 8 is also in my heart because we get to see Jesus blood god powers. But after that things just got weird not mad. Weird tentacle arm etc. The in between episodes were good but nothing like Hank in that state. Your thoughts?
Pretty much what it says in the tin. Everything that happened and all the accusations this week over the infrastructure and reconciliation bills made me wonder. It seems like there's more vitriol going back and forth between different shades of Democrats than between most Democrats and Republicans, even if it's just because they are more likely to write off or ridicule Republicans.
