Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Morray 05-30-07, 10:32 AM	Can a spellfire weilder cast spells upon themselves to store the energy? Also, how can you determine exactly if a spell is absorbable? For instance Erase?
tarkin 05-30-07, 10:52 AM	I see zero reason why a spellfire weilder could not cast spells onthemselves to absorb. Not sure how you tell if it is absorbable.
Morwen 05-30-07, 01:15 PM	I see zero reason why a spellfire weilder could not cast spells onthemselves to absorb. Except the fact that he has to ready an action to absorb a spell..
tarkin 05-30-07, 03:19 PM	You haven't heard of Swift/Immediate Actions? So he memorizes a lot of Feather Falls. Or simply casts spells with a duration.
madbliza 05-30-07, 03:30 PM	As a DM, I would say no. Since you can only hold a standard action as a readied action, and you need a readied action to absorb a spell, then it stands to reason that you cannot. Since each turn consists of only a standard action and a move. Having two standard actions in one turn is a no-no. However, this doesn't mean you can't carry around a bunch of ever-burning torches to charge your battery every time you need it.
sparkster4242 06-06-07, 04:03 AM	swift/immediate action spells, theres a belt in Magic Item Compendium that can grant extra actions, a few spells/psionic powers/martial maneuvers that can do the same thing, the Delay Spell and Quicken Spell feats ... there are ways it can be done.
runestar 06-06-07, 04:21 AM	Just nab a warlock cohort and get it over and done with already...:P