drack
2012-08-16, 01:37 PM
OK, basic premise is a level 9 spell with countless functions in order to assure a mage of every luxury and convince imaginable.
Hanfun's Art of Luxury
Universal
Level:Sor/Wiz 9
Components: V, S, F
Casting time: one round
Range:See text
Target:See text
Duration:See text
Saving Throw:See text
SR: no
Hanfun's Art of Luxury is a gentlemage's greatest of friends upon an adventure, as it can bring all the luxuries of civilization to the traveling mage, allowing him, her, or it to cast any three of the Hanfun's Arts within one hour of the initial casting.
Hanfun's Art of Cuisine
Range: close (25'+5'/level)
Effect: one summoned meal
Duration: instantanious
Saving throw: yes
Spell resistance: no
So often the nobleman is left eating the finest pork cutlets with a glass of fine wine, and a desert of glazed walnuts while the gentlemage is force to subside off nuts, berries, and foods created of his, her, or it's own magic. Now a gentlemage can summon the meals of a noble (who has had far too many already) before it even reaches them allowing the gentlemage to consume actual food. Naturally whichever attendant is holing the food is entitled to a reflex save to avoid loosing their preciously crafted morsel, but in such a case as they succeed Hanfun's Art of Cuisine will simply target another such meal. At the time of casting the gentlemage is entitled to request one meal of any verity to be summoned.
Hanfun's Art of Dress
Range: self
Effect: the summoning of royal garbs
Duration: 48hours, See text
Saving throw: no
Spell Resistance: no
So often it is that a nobleman possesses countless garments that are never worn, and the hapless gentlemage is forced to abide with garments ever so oft splattered with the mud of a passing wagon of manure and swine. Now a mage can summon one of many such garbs from such a wardrobe suite to match their taste and appearance, as close as there is in existence to that which the gentlemage imagines. Furthermore the robe is cleaned and pressed before it ever appears upon the mage, displacing their current garbs, an any tarnishes, blemishes, cuts or the like are automatically repaired and cleaned as they occur for the 48 hours that this art lasts. At the end of the 48hours, or when the garb is removed (whichever comes first) this art expires and the outfit appears again as it was within the nobleman's wardrobe. Furthermore any poisons or the like that had been present within the robe are cleansed from the garment as it is first summoned, and are not replaced afterwards.
Well I've gotta go for now, but I'll continue later. I'd appreciate any ideas anyone would like to throw at it... As to why it's level 9 that is for two reasons. Once I requested a level 0 spell to summon sweet treats with no mechanical value and it was denied, and second because it allows much more mechanical freedom, such as the constant cleaning and repairing allowed in Hanfun's Art of Dress, and the like. :smallbiggrin:
Hanfun's Art of Luxury
Universal
Level:Sor/Wiz 9
Components: V, S, F
Casting time: one round
Range:See text
Target:See text
Duration:See text
Saving Throw:See text
SR: no
Hanfun's Art of Luxury is a gentlemage's greatest of friends upon an adventure, as it can bring all the luxuries of civilization to the traveling mage, allowing him, her, or it to cast any three of the Hanfun's Arts within one hour of the initial casting.
Hanfun's Art of Cuisine
Range: close (25'+5'/level)
Effect: one summoned meal
Duration: instantanious
Saving throw: yes
Spell resistance: no
So often the nobleman is left eating the finest pork cutlets with a glass of fine wine, and a desert of glazed walnuts while the gentlemage is force to subside off nuts, berries, and foods created of his, her, or it's own magic. Now a gentlemage can summon the meals of a noble (who has had far too many already) before it even reaches them allowing the gentlemage to consume actual food. Naturally whichever attendant is holing the food is entitled to a reflex save to avoid loosing their preciously crafted morsel, but in such a case as they succeed Hanfun's Art of Cuisine will simply target another such meal. At the time of casting the gentlemage is entitled to request one meal of any verity to be summoned.
Hanfun's Art of Dress
Range: self
Effect: the summoning of royal garbs
Duration: 48hours, See text
Saving throw: no
Spell Resistance: no
So often it is that a nobleman possesses countless garments that are never worn, and the hapless gentlemage is forced to abide with garments ever so oft splattered with the mud of a passing wagon of manure and swine. Now a mage can summon one of many such garbs from such a wardrobe suite to match their taste and appearance, as close as there is in existence to that which the gentlemage imagines. Furthermore the robe is cleaned and pressed before it ever appears upon the mage, displacing their current garbs, an any tarnishes, blemishes, cuts or the like are automatically repaired and cleaned as they occur for the 48 hours that this art lasts. At the end of the 48hours, or when the garb is removed (whichever comes first) this art expires and the outfit appears again as it was within the nobleman's wardrobe. Furthermore any poisons or the like that had been present within the robe are cleansed from the garment as it is first summoned, and are not replaced afterwards.
Well I've gotta go for now, but I'll continue later. I'd appreciate any ideas anyone would like to throw at it... As to why it's level 9 that is for two reasons. Once I requested a level 0 spell to summon sweet treats with no mechanical value and it was denied, and second because it allows much more mechanical freedom, such as the constant cleaning and repairing allowed in Hanfun's Art of Dress, and the like. :smallbiggrin: