Ways to get Spell Immunity

[BenTheJester]

I'm looking for ways to get Spell Immunity(other than being a golem), anything's good as long as it's not temporary.

[Starbuck_II]

I'm looking for ways to get Spell Immunity(other than being a golem), anything's good as long as it's not temporary.

There is the spell Spell Immunity. But that is temporary.
Why can't it be temporary?

[Emperor Tippy]

I'm looking for ways to get Spell Immunity(other than being a golem), anything's good as long as it's not temporary.

Hit epic. That's the only way to achieve total spell immunity that isn't temporary.

Beyond that, Temporal Stasis provides total immunity to everything except dispel magic and it's ilk.

[Dusk Eclipse]

Play a Rakasha, total inmunity to spells 8 level or lower

[Emperor Tippy]

Play a Rakasha, total inmunity to spells 8 level or lower

Nope, only SR: Yes spells.

If you just want immunity to SR: Yes, just Shapechange into a Golem (Shadesteel Golems are the best).

The only way to get flat out immunity it with the Ward seed in epic casting, and even that can fall to an Epic Dispel with a higher casterlevel.

[AmberVael]

Isn't there some Warforged PrC that allows you access to the Golem spell immunity thing?

[Sinfire Titan]

Incarnate 16 gets the Heart Chakra, which allows you to bind the Spellward Shirt. This gives immunity to 4 spells of 6th level or lower, your choice, every 24 hours. It also provides you with the highest possible spell resistance that doesn't need spellcasting to obtain (41 at 20th level).

[Totally Guy]

I was trying to think of a way of converting a character I'd made in another system into D&D. I hit the same problem. My magic proof idiot just can't exist.

How about a permanent antimagic fields= and proficiency with a rod of cancellation. :p

[Illiterate Scribe]

How about a permanent antimagic fields= and proficiency with a rod of cancellation. :p

Stick that on a monk, and you have possibly the best character ever.

[Totally Guy]

Stick that on a monk, and you have possibly the best character ever.

THe burning wheel character I'd made was kind of a monk. The friar kind. And a eunuch.

[Moriato]

Play a Rakasha, total inmunity to spells 8 level or lower

Nope, that was 3.0

In 3.5 they just have SR 27, which is extremely high for their CR, but not unbeatable.

[Prak]

why not Golem? You could play an awakened flesh golem, then you have magic immunity and are playing Adam for all intents and purposes...

[Doc Roc]

Half Golem Template. May not be permissible for PCs. Ask your GM.

[Teron]

Will-o'-wisps are immune to every spell that allow SR except magic missile and maze, but they're not really viable as PCs, given that they can't wear or manipulate items and would have a prohibitively high ECL due to cruddy aberration hit dice even if your DM is nice enough to give it +0 LA. The only remotely feasible build I can think of is an ur-priest with a lot of custom magic items.

[Darrin]

I'm looking for ways to get Spell Immunity(other than being a golem), anything's good as long as it's not temporary.

Do you mean Immunity to Magic or Spell Immunity, the 4th level Cleric spell? Are you trying to become immune to all spells, or one specific spell?

Some things to consider:

Ring of Spell Battle + Spell Storing item or Glyph Seal. 1/day, redirect any spell into your storing item.

Rod of Absorption would work for single-target spells or rays.

Spellblade (PGtF, +6000 GP) offers some amazing protection from a single spell, so long as it isn't an area-effect. There's no level limit like with Spell Immunity, and you can redirect it back at the caster on the next round.

Scarab of Protection (DMG, 38000 GP) + Dazzyx's Vest (DMGII, 25000 GP) gives you SR 25.

[Ravens_cry]

I'm looking for ways to get Spell Immunity(other than being a golem), anything's good as long as it's not temporary.

Eh. . .I don't think it's possible in 3.5 without being tediously cheesy in the process. A lot of the nastiest effects in the game come from spells, so a PC having immunity to spells is simply a huge advantage.

[Sharkman1231]

why not Golem? You could play an awakened flesh golem, then you have magic immunity and are playing Adam for all intents and purposes...

Doesn't awaken not work on golems because they are IMMUNE TO MAGIC????

[Prak]

Doesn't awaken not work on golems because they are IMMUNE TO MAGIC????

there's specifically an awaken construct spell, if it doesn't override the golem's magic immunity, someone dropped the ball.

Edit: *checks the spell*

...someone dropped the ball...

[Sharkman1231]

there's specifically an awaken construct spell, if it doesn't override the golem's magic immunity, someone dropped the ball.

Okay then...
For a second there I thought "...WHAT?!?!?"

[Prak]

well, no, you were right.... it doesn't specifically override the golem's immunity, and it's subject to SR...

so, like I said, someone dropped the ball...

[Sharkman1231]

well, no, you were right.... it doesn't specifically override the golem's immunity, and it's subject to SR...

so, like I said, someone dropped the ball...

Ah well.
Houserule in 5,4,3...

[Prak]

precisely. The funny thing is that Incarnate Construct has the same issue.

[Doc Roc]

Will-o'-wisps are immune to every spell that allow SR except magic missile and maze, but they're not really viable as PCs, given that they can't wear or manipulate items and would have a prohibitively high ECL due to cruddy aberration hit dice even if your DM is nice enough to give it +0 LA. The only remotely feasible build I can think of is an ur-priest with a lot of custom magic items.

This is false. I would like to introduce you to my friend, Enhance Wildshape, from the spell compendium. I hear gaining EX abilities is pretty cool, neh?
Pair it off with Aberration Wildshape from lords of madness, and you are set. This combo meal is one of many menu options that use these ingredients, if you see where this over-extended metaphor is headed.

Repeat after me:
Druids are a smoking hole in the fabric of the game.

[Adumbration]

This is false. I would like to introduce you to my friend, Enhance Wildshape, from the spell compendium. I hear gaining EX abilities is pretty cool, neh?
Pair it off with Aberration Wildshape from lords of madness, and you are set. This combo meal is one of many menu options that use these ingredients, if you see where this over-extended metaphor is headed.

Repeat after me:
Druids are a smoking hole in the fabric of the game.

Alternatively you can do it with Master of Many forms 7.

[Teron]

This is false. I would like to introduce you to my friend, Enhance Wildshape, from the spell compendium. I hear gaining EX abilities is pretty cool, neh?
Pair it off with Aberration Wildshape from lords of madness, and you are set. This combo meal is one of many menu options that use these ingredients, if you see where this over-extended metaphor is headed.

Ah, sorry. I don't have the Spell Compendium, or many books, for that matter.

Repeat after me:
Druids are a smoking hole in the fabric of the game.

Yeah, I should probably have just assumed they could pull it off somehow.

[oxinabox]

This is false. I would like to introduce you to my friend, Enhance Wildshape, from the spell compendium. I hear gaining EX abilities is pretty cool, neh?
Pair it off with Aberration Wildshape from lords of madness, and you are set. This combo meal is one of many menu options that use these ingredients, if you see where this over-extended metaphor is headed.

Repeat after me:
Druids are a smoking hole in the fabric of the game.

Is this part of The Artificer, that was the best thing, til punpun came along?
I recall something about the "Anything you can do I can do better!" artificer build...

on that note:
I have a brilliant plane that involves a divine minion 1/ wzard 1/ master of forms, with a viper familiar...

Thing is, if the limit as optimation tends towards infinite, character tends towards the *shudder* lvl1 punpun.*

anything is possible in dnd, bloody punpun proves it.


*the one that works by having an stupidly high Knowledge Religion, to summon pazuzu...

[Jothki]

Does emanating Anitmagic Field count? I think you can do that with an epic feat.

[mostlyharmful]

there's specifically an awaken construct spell, if it doesn't override the golem's magic immunity, someone dropped the ball.

Edit: *checks the spell*

...someone dropped the ball...

Golems are not the only kind of construct. You can now give your animated table the IQ it needs to learn esperanto if you want to... not saying it's useful but it does have uses.....

[Prak]

Golems are not the only kind of construct. You can now give your animated table the IQ it needs to learn esperanto if you want to... not saying it's useful but it does have uses.....

actually, it only works on permanent constructs.

However, Incarnate Construct seems custom made for golems, and also lacks the over ride.

[mostlyharmful]

actually, it only works on permanent constructs.

However, Incarnate Construct seems custom made for golems, and also lacks the over ride.

If only there were a way of making it permenant.

Incarnate Construct I got nothing for though.