Prestidigitation

[Baskineli]

Could one using Prestidigitation light a highly flammable material?

If yes, from what distance? Close? 10 feet? 30 feet?


What other good uses of Prestidigitation you know?

[Kel_Arath]

Yes you can, but its like half a foot for the range. For other uses check out Tome and Blood, it mostly consist of changing color, taste, temperature, cleaning, soiling etc.

[Hario]

its not under the uses of prestidigitation, so by RAW no, but if your DM says that its ok for a 0 level spell to possible destroy a bunch of things than they can homebrew the rule. I'm pretty sure prestidigitation cannot create any actual fire, what you want is to buy a tindertwig and use that to blow up materials and they aren't even expencive. Best combo ever my party uses, web then have the rogue throw a tinder twin at the area.

[Dhavaer]

Yes. Look here (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ex/20010707) for a more thorough description of the effects of prestdigitation.

[the_tick_rules]

so can the wizard double as the parties chef and maid and taylor then?

[Douglas]

If he wants to, yes.

[clarkvalentine]

A mage I played was also a storyteller; he used prestidigitation to add some special effects to his tales. The DM allowed it, but only on the condition that none of the minor illusions and ghost sound type effects he replicated with it would ever be mistaken for real.

[Yahzi]

If he wants to, yes.
Oh ya... just imagine the party asking V to do some tailoring for them...

:smallbiggrin:

[martyboy74]

Oh ya... just imagine the party asking V to do some tailoring for them...

:smallbiggrin:
http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0220.html

[Mewtarthio]

so can the wizard double as the parties chef and maid and taylor then?

I imagine the Bard casting that, actually.

[Indon]

Yes. Look here (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ex/20010707) for a more thorough description of the effects of prestdigitation.

I'd wondered if that spell could duplicate Flamefinger. Now I know.

[Jannex]

In a game I ran once, my PCs came up with a Closet of Prestidigitation wondrous item that served as a shower, laundry, and styling salon for their pirate ship. It was quite clever, I thought.

[asqwasqw]

A magic utensil that warms all my food to the perfect temperature and changes the flavor to that of the wielder's choice... yummy.

[Yahzi]

http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0220.html
Hehe, that's a good one.

[Koga]

Would much rather use prestigation in a small room with royalty and claim that the divine caster passed flautelance in the their presence.

That'll teach'em to be so broken... Tank a night in prison sucker!

[brian c]

Would much rather use prestigation in a small room with royalty and claim that the divine caster passed flautelance in the their presence.

That'll teach'em to be so broken... Tank a night in prison sucker!

Arcane casters mad at divine casters for being too powerful... that's kinda the pot calling the kettle black, dontcha think?

[Duskwither]

Prestidigitation is the most awesome spell ever. Heck, it tops Wish.

Not much can do that.

[Dhavaer]

Prestidigitation is the most awesome spell ever. Heck, it tops Wish.

Not much can do that.

This is why Hexblades are now the most awesome class ever. Because now they get it at will, as a spell-like. Very, very nice.
They could still use some more spell slots, a good Fort save and full caster level, though.

[Duskwither]

This is why Hexblades are now the most awesome class ever. Because now they get it at will, as a spell-like. Very, very nice.
They could still use some more spell slots, a good Fort save and full caster level, though.

I saw that article and had a nerdgasm. Before, I only wanted to play that class for Dragon Disciple, which is hardly worth it to begin with. That small thing made the bugger all worth it.

The changes you suggest I've already done for my house-ruling. :smallcool:

[Atrelegis]

Prestidigitation is the most awesome spell ever. Heck, it tops Wish.

Not much can do that.


Uh, how does it do that exactly?

But wish kind of sucks, really. The only way you can actually enjoy it is if your DM is either a complete idiot or too tired to try to find a loophole in your request...

[Dhavaer]

Uh, how does it do that exactly?

No XP component, only takes up a cantrip slot, and it lasts for an hour. Pretty damn good.

[Yuki Akuma]

But wish kind of sucks, really. The only way you can actually enjoy it is if your DM is either a complete idiot or too tired to try to find a loophole in your request...

Or if you actually play by the rules and follow the guidelines in the book..

Prestidigitation is the reason gnomes are the cleanest and coolest race ever.

They're also better chefs than halflings.

[Darius Silverbo]

I for one was never a sticker for RAW when it comes too adding flavor to a game for humor or silly. I have allowed the spell to make someone think they was purple for 20 minutes (real time) during a more "social" event in game. We all got the laugh and it was the best spell of the night.

[bedablachem]

No XP component, only takes up a cantrip slot, and it lasts for an hour. Pretty damn good.Yep, as long as you use your wishes to sweep the floor :P