DM Nagging: It's pretty much my job

[Anastasia]

This came from a Sylvie spell idea of all things. Sometimes ideas change on you. It's extremely niche so hard to price. 3-4 was the consensus for it - it's just so hyperfocused.

Heavenly Lore
Divination [Good, Lawful]
Level: Clr 4
Components: V, S, DF
Casting Time: 1 standard action
Range: Personal
Target: You
Duration: 1 hour/level

You channel the holy wisdom of Mount Celestia into your mind. This grants a +15 insight bonus to any Knowledge checks about Mount Celestia or creatures that reside there. This bonus also applies to any skill checks that involve laws, such as a Profession (Lawyer) check. You can perfectly recall and recite all official scripture and holy books from Mount Celestia, which includes the Hebdomad as well as any deities who reside there, such as Bahamut or the Triad. This is the true, original information before time and mortal hands may have distorted it.

[Anastasia]

Poisonbane added to spell collection. Syala's spell list updated for that and her radiant restoration.

[Anastasia]

Dolmaya's spell added to her spell list.

[Anastasia]

Also Emily will grab that in place of Firescape.

[Anastasia]

Anything on phoenixfire? Last call there before I start moving with it for Kascha and friends.

[Ebiris]

Seems fine to me.

[Anastasia]

Phoenxfire added to spell collection.

[Anastasia]

Elle and Kascha now have phoenixfire memorized. They'll see how it is.

[Anastasia]

The following need homebrew spells still:

Cresiel (Can get by but wants more variety than Raziel's Zeal)
Xandra (Needs an evocation, has an empty space still)
Jetina (Need to sit down with you about that, Moore)
Sanzha (Two slots to fill)

The following don't absolutely need them but it would be nice:

Antenora (She likes to have one opal spell per level)
Sylvie (She'd like a custom spell but it's a luxury)
Jarem (Could use something besides Vigor of Tempus, but it can wait a level if needed)
Emily (Needs more divine spells, slots to fill, but on a double caster it's less of a priority)
Ranbar (A custom 15th would be nice, but on the other hand, two barraged greater divine powers make a lot of sense for her)

I'm going to get with Moore later this afternoon or evening about that side of it while I work on Sanzha's.

[Anastasia]

Meant for Xandra, extremely rough. Let me know what you think.

Three Stars
Evocation [Good, Light]
Level: Sanctified 14
Components: V, Sacrifice
Casting Time: 1 standard action
Range: Long (400ft + 40ft/level)
Effect: 3 small stars
Duration: Instantaneous
Saving Throw: None
Spell Resistance: Yes

This spell conjures three beautiful stars the size of a human hand. Each one flies to an opponent in range of your choice, you may target a single creature with up to three stars. Any creature targeted requires a ranged touch attack roll to strike and suffers the following depending on the number of stars that strike them.

1 star: 20d8 points of damage and slowed for 1d4 rounds.
2 stars: 30d8 points of damage and dazed for 1 round.
3 stars: 35d8 points of damage and stunned for 1 round.

Good aligned creatures are not affected by this spell.

Sacrifice

1d4 points of Charisma damage.

[Ebiris]

How about instead the damage scales by level so like... one star does 1d6 per level, two stars do 1d8, and 3 stars is some big boost to the debuff?

Also while stunning is a harsher condition to inflict, a lot more stuff is immune to stunning than is immune to dazed, so I wouldn't really call it a more desirable one.

[Anastasia]

How about instead the damage scales by level so like... one star does 1d6 per level, two stars do 1d8, and 3 stars is some big boost to the debuff?

Could do something like that, sure.

Also while stunning is a harsher condition to inflict, a lot more stuff is immune to stunning than is immune to dazed, so I wouldn't really call it a more desirable one.

That was on purpose, to give some tactical considerations between two or three stars, to make it a little more interesting than a no brainer against a single target.

[Iron Dragoon]

Alyssa reaches level 37.

- Outsider 37 and Perfectus Factotum 32.
- Maximum hit points per hit die (d8), total of +19, total HP now 703.
- +1 BAB for a total of +37.
- +1 spell resistance to 52.
- +1 inspiration points.
- +1 Arcane dilettante spell.
- +1 bonus feat via Factotum 32, takes Epic Font of Inspiration.
- Gains 37th level wizard spellcasting.
- No change to saves.
- Skills go up as normal.

[Nephrite]

Just posting a few spells for feedback and consideration.

Life of Sacrifice
Conjuration/Abjuration (Good, Healing)
Level: Sanctified 12
Components: V, S, Sacrifice
Casting Time: 1 standard action
Range: Touch
Target: Living creature touched
Duration: 1 round/level
Saving Throw: None
Spell Resistance: No

This spell empowers an ally with the power of your own sacrifice. You lose all but 1 of your hit points, and the creature touched gains temporary Hit Points equal to your maximum hit points. They also gain a +14 sacred bonus to attack and damage rolls, armor class and saving throws. Their weapons are also empowered with the Holy Power property.


Sacrifice

All but 1 of your current hit points.


Learn the Past

Divination
Level: Bard 10, Sorcerer 13, Wizard 13
Components: V, S
Casting Time: 10 Minutes
Range: Personal
Area: 150-ft. radius, centered on you
Duration: Instantaneous
Saving Throw: None
Spell Resistance: No

This spell was developed as an improvement and alternative to Hindsight and works in a similar fashion.

When you cast this spell, you gain a general idea of the events of the past, stretching back 1,000 years per caster level. You notice only noteworthy events, such as deaths, battles, scenes of great emotion, important discoveries and significant happenings.

You may also focus this spell on a specified time. When casting the spell in this manner, you must specify a number of years ago. The spell will then give you detailed knowledge of the people, conversations and events that transpired within one century per caster level of the year you chose.

[Iron Dragoon]

Just a post of intent: Alyssa plans to give the seed in Acheron a shot.