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Plothos 12-08-05, 02:49 AM	So, my PCs and I were observing what a huge pain it is to have to sleep in a chain shirt instead of your full plate to avoid fatigue, yet it's not worth a feat (unless maybe you're a fighter) to take endurance. We were thinking of designing spells for either rapidly donning armor, or allowing one to sleep in heavy armor for no penalty. What would you recommend, level wise and such, for each of these options?
Seeker95 12-08-05, 09:48 AM	For rapid don, I would say it is esily a first level spell. All it is letting you do is get dressed quickly. It takes a standard action to cast. If you make it a personal spell, it could even be a cantrip / 0-level. For sleep in armor, I would make it 1st level if personal and 2nd level if it allows for another target. A mass version of it at 4th level would be decent for parties and armies.