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Temennigru
2016-05-27, 12:11 PM
I trying to build the heroic spirit EMIYA from fate/stay night - unlimited bladeworks.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef0th2RmdV8
My character is an artificer 9/ Targeteer 1 that will start off with a scroll of genesis (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/epic/spells/genesis.htm) to create a demiplane to store the blades that he will create with wall of iron (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/wallOfIron.htm) / fabricate (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/fabricate.htm). The idea is that he will summon the blades (probably greatswords) and hurl them using Telekinesis to deal up to 9*(2d6 + 8 (dead-eye + vital aim)) damage.
http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=825550
The problem is, I can't find a way to summon objects from an alternate plane. I can only find ways to summon creatures (such as gate (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/gate.htm)).
How can I summon objects from a demiplane?
Alternatively, how can I take an unwilling creature into another plane?

Ashtagon
2016-05-27, 12:29 PM
Somedude's instant summons (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/instantSummons.htm) is the traditional way to summon an object from another plane, but it isn't cheap at 1000 gp per casting.

It may be easier just to re-fluff magic missile (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/magicMissile.htm) if teh visuals are the key thing.

Temennigru
2016-05-27, 12:33 PM
Somedude's instant summons (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/instantSummons.htm) is the traditional way to summon an object from another plane, but it isn't cheap at 1000 gp per casting.

One item is not enough. I need to insta-summon 9 items.

Inevitability
2016-05-27, 03:52 PM
Place the greatswords in a Handy Haversack, then use Quick Draw to draw them as free actions.

Temennigru
2016-05-27, 04:19 PM
Place the greatswords in a Handy Haversack, then use Quick Draw to draw them as free actions.

Haversack is destroyed if you place sharp objects into it.
9 greatswords also weigh 72 pounds, which is almost the entire weight limit of a haversack.

Darrin
2016-05-27, 09:50 PM
Haversack is destroyed if you place sharp objects into it.
9 greatswords also weigh 72 pounds, which is almost the entire weight limit of a haversack.

A bag of holding is destroyed if you pierce it with a sharp object. The haversack has no such provision.

As far as piercing a bag of holding, the rules are vague, but they never say placing any sharp object into the bag is the same as attempting to pierce it. There's also no mention of hardness, hit points, or saving throw for the bag.

Inevitability
2016-05-28, 12:16 AM
Haversack is destroyed if you place sharp objects into it.

As said above, they aren't. Even if they were, you could place each sword in a simple scabbard that doesn't put the sack over the weight limit, draw them from the bag as a free action, draw them from the scabbard as a free action, and proceed as usual.


9 greatswords also weigh 72 pounds, which is almost the entire weight limit of a haversack.

So? Just buy more sacks if you need more extradimensional space. You're 10th-level: 2000 GP isn't that much anymore.

Temennigru
2016-05-28, 01:23 PM
As said above, they aren't. Even if they were, you could place each sword in a simple scabbard that doesn't put the sack over the weight limit, draw them from the bag as a free action, draw them from the scabbard as a free action, and proceed as usual.

Haversack says "works as a bag of holding", so it does get ruptured. For that reason there is an item called Quiver of Elona (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/magicItems/wondrousItems.htm#efficientQuiver) (Which is my current solution). It can store 60 daggers, 18 swords and 6 spears.




So? Just buy more sacks if you need more extradimensional space. You're 10th-level: 2000 GP isn't that much anymore.
I'm already spending 30k on a genesis scroll. All I have left is ~20k. I still have to buy armor and stats boosters.
The haversacks also defeats the purpose of having a demiplane in which to store my 10 thousand weapons and is not as cool as having swords appear out of nowhere.

Temennigru
2016-06-11, 12:49 PM
I found a perfect solution from pathfinder.
The armorist class from the spheres of power book has everything I need to do what I want and leaves space for improvement.
1- It can create weapons out of thin air
2- It can create a nondimensional space from which I can summon objects
3- It can magically enhance the weapons it creates

Currently checking if my GM will allow this in our game.
Thanks for all the help.

khadgar567
2016-06-11, 01:06 PM
I found a perfect solution from pathfinder.
The armorist class from the spheres of power book has everything I need to do what I want and leaves space for improvement.
1- It can create weapons out of thin air
2- It can create a nondimensional space from which I can summon objects
3- It can magically enhance the weapons it creates

Currently checking if my GM will allow this in our game.
Thanks for all the help.
well thats the emiya every one nows by the way grab light sphere to mimic rho aias and time sphere has the toys he uses