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:::There's Wings of Water or somesuch. My main issue is that most of the additional ones ''grant'' the movement type and then add movement- I could have sworn it was less than Exped. Retreat. I think Water Wings was +20. It just seems silly to have spells granting movement types mixed in with spells that just make you faster, and I figured it didn't hurt to ask. That, and since I only get one lvl. 1 per level, it's a little expensive to get Swimmy Wings and Exped. Retreat. --[[User:T3knomanser|t3knomanser]] 18:16, 24 July 2009 (UTC) | :::There's Wings of Water or somesuch. My main issue is that most of the additional ones ''grant'' the movement type and then add movement- I could have sworn it was less than Exped. Retreat. I think Water Wings was +20. It just seems silly to have spells granting movement types mixed in with spells that just make you faster, and I figured it didn't hurt to ask. That, and since I only get one lvl. 1 per level, it's a little expensive to get Swimmy Wings and Exped. Retreat. --[[User:T3knomanser|t3knomanser]] 18:16, 24 July 2009 (UTC) | ||
::::I agree that having different spells to boost different movement types is ridiculous. Unfortunately having multiple spells that are nearly identical (e.g. Orb spells from SpC) is something that is well established in the gaming system. Except for psionics—they tend to have one spell with multiple effects (e.g. Energy Ray). :-) --<strong>[[User:Wizardoest|Randy]]</strong> ([[User talk:Wizardoest|Talk]]) 18:26, 24 July 2009 (UTC) | ::::I agree that having different spells to boost different movement types is ridiculous. Unfortunately having multiple spells that are nearly identical (e.g. Orb spells from SpC) is something that is well established in the gaming system. Except for psionics—they tend to have one spell with multiple effects (e.g. Energy Ray). :-) --<strong>[[User:Wizardoest|Randy]]</strong> ([[User talk:Wizardoest|Talk]]) 18:26, 24 July 2009 (UTC) | ||
:::::*facepalm* When you put it that way, what was I thinking? ''x'' is ridiculous in D&D? That's how it was designed to work! | :::::Doh! *facepalm* When you put it that way, what was I thinking? ''x'' is ridiculous in D&D? That's how it was designed to work! --[[User:T3knomanser|t3knomanser]] 20:26, 24 July 2009 (UTC) | ||
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I'd like to propose an alternative to Exped. Retreat, because I think the spell is kinda stupid in one specific way: it only effects Land Speed. All of the other spells that affect other movement types give you that movement type as part of their effect. I'd like to propose this modification: when casting Exped. Retreat, you can declare what movement type it's operating on, and it adds +30 to that movement type, if you have that movement type. Basically, the +movement spells are all biased towards people who have only one movement type. --t3knomanser 15:52, 24 July 2009 (UTC)
- I would propose a spell named Expeditious Swim that would be identical to Expeditious Retreat except that it would apply only to swim speeds. Usually movement spells are all separate spells.
- Branch to Branch, Druid/Ranger 1, grants brachiation and +10 movement
- Rapid Burrowing, Druid/Ranger 1, +20 burrow speed
- Burrow, Druid/Ranger 2, grants burrow speed of 30 (20 in light armor)
- Cloud Wings, Druid 2, +30 fly speed for 1 hour@CL
- Master Air, Druid 2, grant 90 fly for 1 rnd@CL
- Swim, Druid/Sorc-Wiz 2, grant swim 30
--Randy (Talk) 16:44, 24 July 2009 (UTC)
- Randy is correct. This effect is typically a separate spell for each. Browse the Spell Compendium, mostly the druid list. It won't be hard to talk me into letting one be added to the duskblade list for you. --Mqs 17:06, 24 July 2009 (UTC)
- There's Wings of Water or somesuch. My main issue is that most of the additional ones grant the movement type and then add movement- I could have sworn it was less than Exped. Retreat. I think Water Wings was +20. It just seems silly to have spells granting movement types mixed in with spells that just make you faster, and I figured it didn't hurt to ask. That, and since I only get one lvl. 1 per level, it's a little expensive to get Swimmy Wings and Exped. Retreat. --t3knomanser 18:16, 24 July 2009 (UTC)
- I agree that having different spells to boost different movement types is ridiculous. Unfortunately having multiple spells that are nearly identical (e.g. Orb spells from SpC) is something that is well established in the gaming system. Except for psionics—they tend to have one spell with multiple effects (e.g. Energy Ray). :-) --Randy (Talk) 18:26, 24 July 2009 (UTC)
- Doh! *facepalm* When you put it that way, what was I thinking? x is ridiculous in D&D? That's how it was designed to work! --t3knomanser 20:26, 24 July 2009 (UTC)
- I agree that having different spells to boost different movement types is ridiculous. Unfortunately having multiple spells that are nearly identical (e.g. Orb spells from SpC) is something that is well established in the gaming system. Except for psionics—they tend to have one spell with multiple effects (e.g. Energy Ray). :-) --Randy (Talk) 18:26, 24 July 2009 (UTC)
- There's Wings of Water or somesuch. My main issue is that most of the additional ones grant the movement type and then add movement- I could have sworn it was less than Exped. Retreat. I think Water Wings was +20. It just seems silly to have spells granting movement types mixed in with spells that just make you faster, and I figured it didn't hurt to ask. That, and since I only get one lvl. 1 per level, it's a little expensive to get Swimmy Wings and Exped. Retreat. --t3knomanser 18:16, 24 July 2009 (UTC)
- Randy is correct. This effect is typically a separate spell for each. Browse the Spell Compendium, mostly the druid list. It won't be hard to talk me into letting one be added to the duskblade list for you. --Mqs 17:06, 24 July 2009 (UTC)
