Post by davegibsongreyhawkdm on Jun 13, 2018 9:37:22 GMT -5
The illusionist spell, wall of fog, can generate quite a large volume area of effect: 2" cube per level of the caster!
With indoor use in areas with typical 10' high ceilings, this spell can flood an entire dungeon level if cast by a mid-level illusionist, heavily impeding both normal vision and infravision.
Since it has a 3" casting range, it seems that a hidden illusionist (say in an adjacent room beyond a secret door), could cast this spell while both unseen and unheard?!
An illusionist accompanied by monsters who rely on smell rather than vision would make deadly adversaries! Providing that gust of wind or dispel magic is not used to counter...
With indoor use in areas with typical 10' high ceilings, this spell can flood an entire dungeon level if cast by a mid-level illusionist, heavily impeding both normal vision and infravision.
Since it has a 3" casting range, it seems that a hidden illusionist (say in an adjacent room beyond a secret door), could cast this spell while both unseen and unheard?!
An illusionist accompanied by monsters who rely on smell rather than vision would make deadly adversaries! Providing that gust of wind or dispel magic is not used to counter...
