Towertop

[Iron Dragoon]

Hm. So can I use wish to get things like that and use the bowl? Like if I were to say, "I wish for small innocuous belongings of five servants in the Farrols who's movements will give me a full layout of the building while minimizing the chance of scrying being discovered." and have enough recovery time that the spell failure will be gone by the time we move?

[Anastasia]

It depends on precisely the wish. A wish to steal something of theirs might work, or a wish to divine a few names may work too. As always, keeping freeform wishes simple helps adapt them and prevent overreach since you only have so many spell levels to work with.

[Iron Dragoon]

Okay, that's the route I'll go with if I can rest out the Wish spell failure?

[Anastasia]

As long as you have the free time to do so, sure.

[Iron Dragoon]

I mean, do I have the free time? You're sorta the time keeper here. How many hours between the end of the meeting and step off for the raid?

[Anastasia]

14, let's say.

[Iron Dragoon]

Then yeah, doing that.

[Anastasia]

Cool, declare what you're doing and we'll work with that.

[Iron Dragoon]

Alyssa sits down in her office, taking a moment to clear her mind and focus on the spell she's going to cast before chanting.

Wish, CL 32.

"I wish for the information or materials to successfully use the Bowl of Scrying on five creatures in the Ferrols who's movements will allow me to map the entire facility and defenses with the minimal risk of detection."

[Anastasia]

CL check on the wish.

[Iron Dragoon]

CL check for Wish:

[blockquote]Rolled 1d20+32 : 11 + 32, total 43[/blockquote]

[Anastasia]

A sheet of paper appears on your desk.

[Iron Dragoon]

Alyssa picks it up and reads over it.

[Anastasia]

It's a list of 5 names.

Addran
Billy Kirnan
Zalm
Rockcrush
Pelae

[Iron Dragoon]

Alyssa calls the others in for the scrying.

"I've used Wish to get a list of names to scry on with the bowl. If the wish worked correctly, we should be able to map out almost the entire area with minimal risk of detection. I wanted you all here because each of you will notice things I won't, and we can each focus on copying down what we see to draw a complete map."