[Underdark]Driftdisc applied to a ship [Archive] - Wizards Community

[Underdark]Driftdisc applied to a ship [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
Slad Chaos
06-05-07, 08:11 AM Hello, is it possible to apply the abilities of a driftdisc for a ship ?

Instead to create a drift disc with a stone disc, I would use a ship.

I have a PrC that permit to apply a spell with a object target to an entire ship.

Thanks for your future answer.
Lord Karsus
06-05-07, 09:06 AM -A single Driftdisk is about six-feet in diameter and holds up to 300 pounds. If you can figure out way to throw enough Driftdisks underneath an entire ship, and enough to support the massive weight of said ship, then why not?
Slad Chaos
06-05-07, 09:08 AM None disc, the ship is the "disc".
Lord Karsus
06-05-07, 09:13 AM -Oh, I understand.

-Look at the spells used to create Driftdisks (Animate Objects, Detect Thoughts and Overland Flight). If the descriptions of the spells permit you do sucessfully cast them on a boat, then so be it.
faellamos
06-08-07, 04:51 AM i always assumed a driftdisc was made from energy and conjured out of nothing. im probably wrong, i mean i havent looked at the spell description or nething... but that was always the impression that i got. i seem to remember reading one book where it said some mages had CONJURED a driftdisc for a priestess. I mean if its just basically casting a levitation spell on an object then couldn't u pretty much cast it on nething? you could mass produce flying carpets.
Red_Wizard
06-08-07, 04:18 PM Why not just use something that by the rules works. Like, I don't know.... a Halruaan skyship :P ;)
Lord Karsus
06-08-07, 10:43 PM i always assumed a driftdisc was made from energy and conjured out of nothing. im probably wrong, i mean i havent looked at the spell description or nething... but that was always the impression that i got. i seem to remember reading one book where it said some mages had CONJURED a driftdisc for a priestess. I mean if its just basically casting a levitation spell on an object then couldn't u pretty much cast it on nething? you could mass produce flying carpets.

-A Driftdisc is an actual, physical item.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Slad Chaos 06-05-07, 08:11 AM	Hello, is it possible to apply the abilities of a driftdisc for a ship ? Instead to create a drift disc with a stone disc, I would use a ship. I have a PrC that permit to apply a spell with a object target to an entire ship. Thanks for your future answer.
Lord Karsus 06-05-07, 09:06 AM	-A single Driftdisk is about six-feet in diameter and holds up to 300 pounds. If you can figure out way to throw enough Driftdisks underneath an entire ship, and enough to support the massive weight of said ship, then why not?
Slad Chaos 06-05-07, 09:08 AM	None disc, the ship is the "disc".
Lord Karsus 06-05-07, 09:13 AM	-Oh, I understand. -Look at the spells used to create Driftdisks (Animate Objects, Detect Thoughts and Overland Flight). If the descriptions of the spells permit you do sucessfully cast them on a boat, then so be it.
faellamos 06-08-07, 04:51 AM	i always assumed a driftdisc was made from energy and conjured out of nothing. im probably wrong, i mean i havent looked at the spell description or nething... but that was always the impression that i got. i seem to remember reading one book where it said some mages had CONJURED a driftdisc for a priestess. I mean if its just basically casting a levitation spell on an object then couldn't u pretty much cast it on nething? you could mass produce flying carpets.
Red_Wizard 06-08-07, 04:18 PM	Why not just use something that by the rules works. Like, I don't know.... a Halruaan skyship :P ;)
Lord Karsus 06-08-07, 10:43 PM	i always assumed a driftdisc was made from energy and conjured out of nothing. im probably wrong, i mean i havent looked at the spell description or nething... but that was always the impression that i got. i seem to remember reading one book where it said some mages had CONJURED a driftdisc for a priestess. I mean if its just basically casting a levitation spell on an object then couldn't u pretty much cast it on nething? you could mass produce flying carpets. -A Driftdisc is an actual, physical item.