| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
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| ManinBlaq11-05-05, 04:08 PM | For the most part, Mage Armor is treated as standard armor -- granting a base AC bonus. Can the cleric then enhance it with Magical Vestments? Though Mage Armor is 'force' -- it is tangible. It seems that if the cleric can touch it, he should be able to enhance it. |
| Elgonn11-05-05, 04:11 PM | No you can't. I can touch lots of things but that doesn't make them actually become Armor/Shield/Clothing to be a legal target. |
| ManinBlaq11-05-05, 04:50 PM | True .. However, if you can touch something that provides an Armor Class bonus -- then I don't think it's much of leap, to consider it 'Armor'. |
| Elgonn11-05-05, 04:53 PM | Actually that is a huge logical leap for anything besides Warforged (which would actually be legal). |
| cwslyclgh11-05-05, 05:28 PM | I agree with Elgonn, magic vestments has to be cast on an actual object of the aproptriate type... although it provides an armor bonus, the field of force is not an object that is either armor or clothing. |