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Silverfang 05-09-07, 11:05 PM	Okay, first of all, I own the books in French, so I'm not sure the spell is really called "Spell Stick" in English, but it's the most accurate translation I can give. It's a level 6 Druid Transmutation spell. The spell allows a druid to stock another spell in a wood stick, and this spell can be casted later. A druid can only have one spell stick at a time, and it can only hold one spell at a time. I just wondered if you have any idea on if that stick can be passed on to someone else, and if the spell can be casted by the new owner of the stick.
Tempest Stormwind 05-09-07, 11:09 PM	The English name, for those of you wondering, is "Spellstaff (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/spellstaff.htm)" The answer would be: No in nearly all cases, almost certainly no in the other ones. It says that you can cast the spell as if you had prepared it. This means that the man using it must be able to prepare that spell. However, you could pass it to another druid. Would HE be able to cast it? It doesn't seem likely, since the spell specifies "You" (the caster). However, I could see an argument being made for it, such as when an elder druid passes a younger druid the staff to deliver a powerful spell in a few different places at once. Does that help?
Silverfang 05-09-07, 11:33 PM	Yes, it does help :) Thanks for you answer :)