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| Voidmare03-27-08, 04:56 PM | I know the Extend Spell feat extends the duration of spells. But I thought I remembered seeing a more powerful version once that extended by time duration (minutes to hours to days to weeks, etc). Is this a valid feat in D&D or am I thinking of another d20 system? I'm trying to find a way to avoid having to recast Mage Armor, Bull's Strength, etc, constantly. |
| Rymosrac03-27-08, 05:05 PM | Persistant Spell. Duration changed to 24 hours. |
| Kerelis03-27-08, 05:07 PM | Persistent spell is the feat you're thinking of, that increases a spell's duration to 24 hours. You can check it out in the SRD. |
| StevenO03-27-08, 07:41 PM | There may have been a spell back in 2ed that increased the duration like that but now days we have the Extend and Persistent MM feats. Mage Armor really shouldn't be a problem. With a duration of 1 hour/caster level it doesn't take long before it lasts the duration of the average "adventuring" day and by the time you'd add Extend to it that would be lasting six hour each day (3rd level caster for the 2nd level slot needed for an Extended Mage Armor). |