Forever lies ahead

[Iron Dragoon]

"Alright, that went well enough. Dolmaya and I will get started researching it. Emily, interested in helping?"

[Anastasia]

"Of course," Emily volunteers right away.

[Iron Dragoon]

Alyssa nods and gets to work, "Let's try to figure out how this corruption works and what we have that can counter it..."

[Anastasia]

Okay, how are you gonna do this?

[Iron Dragoon]

Well, start by trying to figure out what sort of corruption it is, then go through typical purification stuff? See if holy/good spells do anything, and then try to build a custom spell from there.

[Anastasia]

Sure. Give me an K:P check here too.

[Iron Dragoon]

K:P/Bibliotheca/Library:

[blockquote]Rolled 1d20+82 : 18 + 82, total 100[/blockquote]

[Anastasia]

It's nasty stuff. It's not danger to a deity you think in any normal quantity, but it is corrosive. Sufficient holy power burns it away, thankfully. Generally, a 7th level or higher holy spell (with the good subtype to be clear) seems to be sufficient.

[Iron Dragoon]

Alyssa turns to Dolmaya and Emily, "So, we've got something to work with now... I think we should build two spells for this: a spell that hits a large area, and a defensive one."

[Anastasia]

"What do you have in mind in detail?" Emily asks.

[Iron Dragoon]

"Hmm... Either something like a scaled up Holy version of Chain Lightning, and... Sacred armor or aura?"

[Anastasia]

"I already know a holy aura spell," Emily points out, "That would do well. I think there's holy magic called heavenly lightning, but I'm not sure you could use it."

[Iron Dragoon]

Do you want me to search through the Good descriptor spells before going further, or just do something from scratch?

[Anastasia]

Whichever you prefer.

[Iron Dragoon]

Waiting on that Rod of Purify question/total so I can decide.