Or you could use your familiar to deliver the spell. The Arcane Reach ability from archmage levels could be replaced by spectral hand (also freeing up the SF used for prereqs), but that doesn't work on the greater version of the glyph.

You can do this while invisible without it counting as an attack. Tl dr - Int/day you can cast any lv6 or lower spell spontaneously, Silenced and Extended, with added caster level, save DC and metamagic reduction. If you're in a hurry, you can use your familiar to trigger the glyph without being affected by it. Now look at the text of glyph of warding, particularly the Spell Glyph function - you can use glyph of warding to cast any harmful spell you know, except that it becomes an abjuration effect with all relevant bonuses you even get to apply the CL bonus from Arcane Thesis! Uncanny Forethought lets you cast the glyph (and its greater version) as a standard action instead of requiring 10 minutes, while Arcane Reach lets you cast it against any target within 60ft. Geometer adds glyph of warding and greater glyph of warding to your spell list. You also gain a +4 bonus on dispel checks, and some of your dispelling magic has a CL cap of 25 already. All of your abjuration spells are Extended and gain +2 save DC. You gain a +4 bonus to caster level with abjuration spells (but -1 with spells of other schools), an additional +2 when casting glyph of warding or greater glyph of warding, and an additional +1 when you use a spellglyph. What, you want more than that? Well okay. Spells: chain dispel PHB2, dispel magic, familiar pocket CArc, glyph of warding, greater glyph of warding, greater dispel magic, invisibility, reaving dispel CArc, Srinshee's spell shift LEoF, spell theft CSĮquipment: Headband of intellect +6, Spellguard rings (other ring worn by familiar) Slowspells are indicated by a purple clock on the left side of the spell and say SLOW in the expanded view.Gray elf Abjurer 3/Master specialist CM 3/Geometer CArc 5/Abjurant champion CM 1/Master specialist +6/Archmage (Arcane Reach x2) 2įeats: 1: Spell Focus (abjuration), 3: Combat Casting, 6: Magic Disruption CM, 9: Arcane Thesis PHB2 ( glyph of warding), 12: Spell Mastery ( glyph of warding, greater glyph of warding), 15: Uncanny Forethought EoE, 18: Arcane Thesis PHB2 ( greater glyph of warding)īonus Feats (flaws): Empower Spell, Spell Focus (conjuration)īonus Feats (master specialist): Skill Focus (Spellcraft), Greater Spell Focus (abjuration)

They can be countered or responded to with fastor burst spells, so keep your enemy's remaining mana in mind when playing! These spells can only be played when you have initiative, which means slow spells are unable to resolve during combat or in response to fastspells. Slowspells are, well.slow! But what they lack in speed, they often make up for in power. Fastspells are indicated by a winged-shoe icon on the left side of the spell and say FASTin the expanded view. Playing a fast spell will give your opponent the opportunity to respond, so be mindful of the times you use them (and keep your enemy's remaining mana in mind). Once both players have passed without adding an additional spell to the sequence, they will resolve in order of left to right.

So don't forget to play other cards that may help you win before you end your turn! Fast Spellsįastspells can be played during combat and in response to another fastor slowspell. The main difference is that focus spells can't be cast during combat or as a response to a spell.Īs mentioned when going over burst spells, if you pass after playing only a Burst or Focus spell, your opponent may end the round. From patch 3.6 onwards, if you pass after playing only a Burst or Focus spell, your opponent may end the round! Focus Spellsįocus spells work similarly to burst spells in that they resolve as soon as you play them and you can play as many of them as you'd like as long as you have the mana for it. Previously, you could only end a round after your opponent has fully passed without taking an action. They're indicated by a sparkle icon on the left side of the spell and will say BURSTin the expanded view. This means you can play as many as you’d like (until you run out of mana) as long as you have initiative. Burst Spellsīurstspells can be played any time and cannot be countered or responded to by any enemy spells. There are a few different types of spells that correspond to when they can be played: burst, focus, fast, and slow. So you may not be a real master of the mystic arts, but here in Runeterra, spell casting is for everyone. You’re a wizard! Or, at least, some of your champions are.

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