astral projectyion question [Archive] - Wizards Community

astral projectyion question [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Kazbadan
07-20-07, 05:02 PM In astral projections defenitions says:
1) the real body of the mage and other people that travels with him, stays in a suspended animation

2) says that you can travel in the astral plane for the time you wish (unless something bad happens)

Now, lets suppose that my mage (with a normal spawn of life, lets say: 80 years) gets into the astral plane for 200 years whatever. What happens to his real body?

a) Does it die when reaching the age 0f 80 even if the mage in travelling in the astral plane?
b) Does it get is youth (lets supoose that my mage is 35 years old) until he come back to the body after 200 years? I mean, he gets back to the body (that for 200 years was in the age of 35) and teh, when the spell terminates he dies suddenly for getting old?
c) does it get 35 always until the spell terminates and then it continues to get okd normally?
Lafing Cat
07-20-07, 05:26 PM You place the subject into a state of suspended animation. For the creature, time ceases to flow and its condition becomes
fixed. The creature does not grow older.

While trapped in the amber field of force, the subject does not age, breathe, grow hungry, sleep, or regain spells. It is preserved in a state of suspended animation

Going with these spells as precedent , I'm inclined to vote for option c) of your list.

The various functions of the Binding spell also prohibit you from aging, though they don't specifically refer to it as suspended animation.
Kazbadan
07-21-07, 07:58 AM So, astral projection its more ppowerful than i tought. if ifs option c)

thanks for the answer
Kazbadan
07-22-07, 06:51 AM No more opinions guys?

I have other question:

lets say that the wizard goes into astral projection an then, while prjecting, he enters into a plane. What happens? He get a new physical body as the spell description says.

Now lets say that 2 situations happens:
1) The mage grows up 1 point in strenght for instance (maybe due to level raising, physical training, etc)
2) The mage gets in the new physical body for 10 years in the new plane.

What happens if the spell ends (or the mage decides to come back to is "old" body??

a) Does it get 10 years older but wins the 1 point on Str?
b) Does he still be at the same age (i.e., he doenst get older 10 years) but it also will not gain the 1 point on strenght??
Kazbadan
07-22-07, 10:18 AM I see so many discussions on spells more or less interesting than Aprojection that i cannot understand why no one answers :(

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Kazbadan 07-20-07, 05:02 PM	In astral projections defenitions says: 1) the real body of the mage and other people that travels with him, stays in a suspended animation 2) says that you can travel in the astral plane for the time you wish (unless something bad happens) Now, lets suppose that my mage (with a normal spawn of life, lets say: 80 years) gets into the astral plane for 200 years whatever. What happens to his real body? a) Does it die when reaching the age 0f 80 even if the mage in travelling in the astral plane? b) Does it get is youth (lets supoose that my mage is 35 years old) until he come back to the body after 200 years? I mean, he gets back to the body (that for 200 years was in the age of 35) and teh, when the spell terminates he dies suddenly for getting old? c) does it get 35 always until the spell terminates and then it continues to get okd normally?
Lafing Cat 07-20-07, 05:26 PM	You place the subject into a state of suspended animation. For the creature, time ceases to flow and its condition becomes fixed. The creature does not grow older. While trapped in the amber field of force, the subject does not age, breathe, grow hungry, sleep, or regain spells. It is preserved in a state of suspended animation Going with these spells as precedent , I'm inclined to vote for option c) of your list. The various functions of the Binding spell also prohibit you from aging, though they don't specifically refer to it as suspended animation.
Kazbadan 07-21-07, 07:58 AM	So, astral projection its more ppowerful than i tought. if ifs option c) thanks for the answer
Kazbadan 07-22-07, 06:51 AM	No more opinions guys? I have other question: lets say that the wizard goes into astral projection an then, while prjecting, he enters into a plane. What happens? He get a new physical body as the spell description says. Now lets say that 2 situations happens: 1) The mage grows up 1 point in strenght for instance (maybe due to level raising, physical training, etc) 2) The mage gets in the new physical body for 10 years in the new plane. What happens if the spell ends (or the mage decides to come back to is "old" body?? a) Does it get 10 years older but wins the 1 point on Str? b) Does he still be at the same age (i.e., he doenst get older 10 years) but it also will not gain the 1 point on strenght??
Kazbadan 07-22-07, 10:18 AM	I see so many discussions on spells more or less interesting than Aprojection that i cannot understand why no one answers :(