Some feats from Libris Mortis [Archive] - Wizards Community

Some feats from Libris Mortis [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Nizo
09-01-07, 12:12 AM I have some questions about some of the feats in Libris Mortis. For starters, "fell animate," I want to know if you kill a creature (Like a chicken or raven, etc.) over the amount you can control, does the rest of the creatures still come back as zombies right away. (but not in my control) To go along with that, if I have to feat "corpsecrafter" combined with "Destruction Retribution," do all the zombies I raise up with "fell animate" have this affect (Including the ones I do not control, if the feat even works that way). Last but not least, can I kill a bunch of creatures (Chickens or something similar) that I have stored away in a bag of holding and have them still turn into zombies with the effects mentioned above. Then on my next turn, turn the bag inside out and the zombie chickens all fall out of the bag? If I worded any of this strangely just let me know and I can try to clarify things up.

Edit: Also, does anyone know which book has the spell "Kelgore's grave mist" or somthing about like that.

Thanks to the forum for being such a great community,
Nizo
Nizo
09-01-07, 02:14 PM If anyone knows any of this, please let me know! I need it for tonight.
Tedronai
09-01-07, 02:29 PM Corpsecrafter and Destructive Retribution will function with Fell Animate only if Fell Animate is applied to a necromancy spell (since Fell Animate does not change a spell of another school into a necromancy spell, and those feats apply only to undead created through the use of necromancy spells). Those feats will function even if you lose control of those undead for whatever reason.

As normal for spells that create undead under your control, if you create undead in excess of the number that you can control, you lose control of enough undead (of your choice) to put you at or under your control limit.
Nizo
09-01-07, 03:10 PM Thank you very much! I sure hope this idea wins the duel!

Edit: Also, does anyone know which book has the spell "Kelgore's grave mist" or somthing about like that.
Slobad_the_rogue
09-01-07, 03:34 PM Players handbook II (2) (two)
imakuni67
09-04-07, 07:11 PM Yeah, but if you can spare the room in your undead army...don't pass up that chicken!

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Nizo 09-01-07, 12:12 AM	I have some questions about some of the feats in Libris Mortis. For starters, "fell animate," I want to know if you kill a creature (Like a chicken or raven, etc.) over the amount you can control, does the rest of the creatures still come back as zombies right away. (but not in my control) To go along with that, if I have to feat "corpsecrafter" combined with "Destruction Retribution," do all the zombies I raise up with "fell animate" have this affect (Including the ones I do not control, if the feat even works that way). Last but not least, can I kill a bunch of creatures (Chickens or something similar) that I have stored away in a bag of holding and have them still turn into zombies with the effects mentioned above. Then on my next turn, turn the bag inside out and the zombie chickens all fall out of the bag? If I worded any of this strangely just let me know and I can try to clarify things up. Edit: Also, does anyone know which book has the spell "Kelgore's grave mist" or somthing about like that. Thanks to the forum for being such a great community, Nizo
Nizo 09-01-07, 02:14 PM	If anyone knows any of this, please let me know! I need it for tonight.
Tedronai 09-01-07, 02:29 PM	Corpsecrafter and Destructive Retribution will function with Fell Animate only if Fell Animate is applied to a necromancy spell (since Fell Animate does not change a spell of another school into a necromancy spell, and those feats apply only to undead created through the use of necromancy spells). Those feats will function even if you lose control of those undead for whatever reason. As normal for spells that create undead under your control, if you create undead in excess of the number that you can control, you lose control of enough undead (of your choice) to put you at or under your control limit.
Nizo 09-01-07, 03:10 PM	Thank you very much! I sure hope this idea wins the duel! Edit: Also, does anyone know which book has the spell "Kelgore's grave mist" or somthing about like that.
Slobad_the_rogue 09-01-07, 03:34 PM	Players handbook II (2) (two)
imakuni67 09-04-07, 07:11 PM	Yeah, but if you can spare the room in your undead army...don't pass up that chicken!