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[Reelya]

That's what D&D characters do for hallowe'en costumes: they dress up as a fire elemental by using the Continual Flame spell.

[scriver]

...if I get a tattoo. Can I cast it on the ink, which aren't technically a part of my body? Imagine a a skull tattoo with an eternal flame spell cast on it.

[Mathel]

Well, If you cast the spell on the ink before the tattoo is applied then sure. You can not really touch the ink (or sprinkle it with ruby dust) once it is under your skin.

[ChairmanPoo]

...if I get a tattoo. Can I cast it on the ink, which aren't technically a part of my body? Imagine a a skull tattoo with an eternal flame spell cast on it.

On your dick?

[scriver]

...if I get a tattoo. Can I cast it on the ink, which aren't technically a part of my body? Imagine a a skull tattoo with an eternal flame spell cast on it.

On your dick?

On the tip.

[ChairmanPoo]

...if I get a tattoo. Can I cast it on the ink, which aren't technically a part of my body? Imagine a a skull tattoo with an eternal flame spell cast on it.

On your dick?

On the tip.

You could use a ridged cover alongside it

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[andrea]

My last character had an engraved ebony stuff, on top of which there was an armillary sphere(basically a model of the solar system) with, in place of the sun, a steel orb with a custom spell able to give regulable light and heat, similar to a fire.
Now, THAT was classy.

[Greiger]

Hehe talking about someone making a mint off of selling crappy magic items to adventurers.  My campaign I ran back in high school actually had a company that did that exact same thing.  Youh Brand magical gear.   The lore was that an enchantment specialist wizard Youh, researched a enchant item spell that did not require masterwork objects, could be cast on half a dozen similar items per cast, and could be cast by lower level wizards, as long as a higher level wizard capable of casting the normal enchant item spell, was channeling the spell to their 'assistants' nearby.

The result was much cheaper basic magic items, to the point where the average joe typically had at least one enhanced item somewhere.   Youh brand made everything from 'light sticks' (literally a stick with a light enchantment), cheap +1 magic weapons and armor(stronger needed a real enchantment), to magic cooking stoves, refrigerators, and even crappy (one channel) TV.

The biggest downside to the items is that they were not treated as magical when the items themselves were resisting damage, and that a simple dispel magic spell, by any level caster would remove the enchantment with no save.

[Enemy post]

OOTS 1101

[Madman198237]

Accursed Bardic logic. You see why we can't have nice things?

[Egan_BW]

Hello, zombie horde.

[Rolan7]

Oh, if only.

[Egan_BW]

Not a LITERAL zombie horde. Just a loose mob of newly-made and incompetent undead.

[Rolan7]

Point taken, but they probably have the same time-dilation torture.  Granting them nigh-instant impersonation of their victims...

Oh actually, I forget whether Durkula had to rest before casting anything.  Durkon was almost out anyway, and I'm pretty sure other rapid-turned vampires cast... right?

[Blade Master Model 42]

On the plus side, they're probably all low level, and if Durkula is anything to go by, it seems like the vampire's start at the same level (or so) as their host body.