Unless otherwise made or found in a module, Adhesive Spittle doesn’t appear in the SRD, but we can create it. We’ll take our Adhesive Spittle Spell/Extract. Sometimes spells require a reflex or will save before things can fire. Watch your step… Example: Adhesive Spittle Shield of Faith operates on every SIX levels–manual control is the only way we can do this. It’s of the writer’s perspective to have precise control over your spells, rather than chancing it in case FG doesn’t play nicely. Some spells will allow some level progression, but on odd/even levels. If we were to adjust Shield of Faith to have a Shield bonus (or if we are casting it on someone with a shield), they wouldn’t stack (as per PF1e rules). If we stack both Shield and Shield of Faith, we will see that when a mob attacks, we have a bonus of BOTH. This secondary can be changed per level, so at level seven, it becomes: This tells FG to add the static, then add one to the total. Thankfully, FG can do basic math in its effect coding.įollow the instructions above, but instead of putting: Shield of Faith offers a static bonus to AC, but increases per each level. Getting a Bit Trickier: Shield of Faith & Stacking A way to remember this is to put a star beside the name, so it reads “*Shield”. Unfortunately, there isn’t a way for PF1e to call the “X per level”, so you will have to manually adjust the spell as you level up.
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This will give us the full shield spell at level 1. Select the Units category until it says “MIN”, short for Minutes.Open the magnifier glass to bring up the full effects UI.To adjust this to your level, we can do the following: Once you then drag the effect icon (usually to the left of the code) to your character, we now have the Shield spell working per normal, but it’s permanent. If we load up the PFSRD spell “Shield”, we notice that it has no effect. We will be focusing primarily on the “Add Spell Action -> Add Effect” selections on the right click reticule for a spell. We will also be sticking as close to “Rules as Written” as possible for ease. The “Official” SRD is found at the Archives of Nethys site. In addition, I’ll be using the D20PFSRD as a personal preference. Your visual interface may look different, but the boxes et al. NOTE: I am using the included Simple Grey Theme for clarity. Where each effect is separated by a semicolon ( ).
DESCRIPTION EFFECT 1, source EFFECT 2, source EFFECT 3, source
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