Scrying and spells!

[ImSAMazing]

Lets say you got a Missile Control character with unlimited Scrying spells. Which spells can be cast thru Scrying? Planar Binding should work by RAW, am I missing any other spells?

[Inevitability]

Where did you get the idea Planar Binding works through a scrying sensor?

[SharkForce]

Where did you get the idea Planar Binding works through a scrying sensor?

i'm guessing something like the target being "a creature you can see" or some other combination of similar words.

[Flashy]

Lets say you got a Missile Control character with unlimited Scrying spells. Which spells can be cast thru Scrying? Planar Binding should work by RAW, am I missing any other spells?

What about the 60' range on Planar Binding though? The spell description requires that the creature be in range for the entire duration of the cast.

[ImSAMazing]

Misread that one. Any other spells that could work?

[Vogonjeltz]

i'm guessing something like the target being "a creature you can see" or some other combination of similar words.

Planar Binding actually doesn't have those words, it does have a range of 60 feet.

Also, both spells would require use of the caster's concentration, so they can't be done simultaneously.

[SharkForce]

Planar Binding actually doesn't have those words, it does have a range of 60 feet.

Also, both spells would require use of the caster's concentration, so they can't be done simultaneously.

well then I got nothing. no idea why there'd be an assumption scrying would let *any* spell ignore basic LoE requirements in any event.

[Blood of Gaea]

Lets say you got a Missile Control character with unlimited Scrying spells. Which spells can be cast thru Scrying? Planar Binding should work by RAW, am I missing any other spells?
Storm of Vengeance and Tsunami are both offensive spells with a range of "Sight".

Arguably the best strategy for this method: Cast Project Image (range:500 Miles) then when you see something you don't like, Wish for a Tsunami. Bonus points in a water campaign.

[Inevitability]

I think the following would cause problems:


A Clear Path to the Target
To target something, you must have a clear path to it,
so it can’t be behind total cover.
If you place an area of effect at a point that you can’t
see and an obstruction, such as a wall, is between you
and that point, the point of origin comes into being on the
near side of that obstruction.