Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Tom Peters 10-18-07, 06:10 AM	Is there any item or spell that can prevent a charcter from being Dazed ? thnaks, Mad Dog
tyrecian 10-18-07, 05:27 PM	Generally speaking, creativity to create cover/concealment so in that case: Tower Shield, fog cloud, obscuring mist, invisibility, walls that are not invisible (no force, dispel, etc.)... as for the dazed condition, you are going to have trouble finding that, since i can't think of one offhand. There are LOTS of spells, but very few create a dazed condition, and also there are very few that buff against specific conditions (such as "this spells prevents nausuea, or this spell prevents etc.) If it is something you feel strongly about, use the remove disease, or neutralize poison as templates for a new spell that you create :) I don't know what book its in, but I did hear some squawking about a cleric spell that removed conditions, in which case a long daze could be removed, but it was not a buff that prevented, was simply removal.
jaelis 10-18-07, 07:46 PM	If you're trying to avoid the downside of casting celerity, then you're being a munchkin and should stop. If it's for some other reason, then you can search do a search on ways to beat celerity and see everything that has been thought of. I know there are ways, but can't remember any. Maybe there's a feat in Lords of Madness?
Tom Peters 10-18-07, 08:27 PM	Far, Far away from Munchin land. I was thinking of ways to mitigating dazed when using Born of 3 Thunders Feat. Maybe a charged item or something. Just thinking ahead. Mad Dog
Khan the Destroyer 10-18-07, 09:30 PM	The feat in Lords of Madness is Quick Recovery. It allows you to make a saving throw on your next turn as a move action to remove the Dazed condition. The spell in question is Favored of Ilmater and I believe it makes you immune to several conditions, including Dazed. I'm not sure what book it is in. There is also a feat in Dragonmarked called Mark of the Dauntless. You are immune to the Dazed and Stunned conditions.