I know it exists, but where? [Archive] - Wizards Community

I know it exists, but where? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
dragonchic1500
12-19-05, 12:33 AM Okay, I know it exists, I have even used it before, but I can not remember (or find) its source. I am looking for Mass Haste; I know it is a 6th level Bard spell. Please help, this is driving me crazy!
ressurrector
12-19-05, 12:35 AM try PhB, song and silence, spell compendium.
Jenny With The Lantern
12-19-05, 02:30 AM It's in the 3.5 Players Handbook under Haste, Mass
Surgo
12-19-05, 03:22 AM Odd, it's not in the SRD. Odder still that Haste already gives you multiple targets.

I remember Mass Haste being in 3.0, though, in one of the FR books (either FRCS or Magic of Faerun). It was a Time domain spell.
Rowan_Whispercloak
12-19-05, 04:56 AM I believe the mass haste would have to be a 3.0 spell not sure where it would be though. Just look through one of the old 2nd ed. magic encylopedia and I can't find any haste spells other than the first haste and improved haste (the one that didn't age you)
Nom
12-19-05, 05:04 AM Because 3.5 haste already affects multiple targets? Generally, a "mass" spell is a version of a single-target spell that instead affects 1 creature / level (eg bull's strength, cure spells).
CaoSlayer
12-19-05, 05:40 AM same here.

3.5 haste it is alike to mass haste.

This was done to rebalance the loss of power of the haste spell turning it from epic power level into too good for this level power.

Funny thing it is that for fighter types the new haste works nearly as good as the old one.
Nom
12-19-05, 07:24 AM Funny thing it is that for fighter types the new haste works nearly as good as the old one.Not funny at all. It was supposed to be a fighter buff, not a spellcaster buff. So they changed it so fighters still benefit, but casters don't.
dragonchic1500
12-19-05, 11:11 AM Because 3.5 haste already affects multiple targets? Generally, a "mass" spell is a version of a single-target spell that instead affects 1 creature / level (eg bull's strength, cure spells).

Thank you. It has been so long since I played a spellcaster I forgot Haste was creature/level.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
dragonchic1500 12-19-05, 12:33 AM	Okay, I know it exists, I have even used it before, but I can not remember (or find) its source. I am looking for Mass Haste; I know it is a 6th level Bard spell. Please help, this is driving me crazy!
ressurrector 12-19-05, 12:35 AM	try PhB, song and silence, spell compendium.
Jenny With The Lantern 12-19-05, 02:30 AM	It's in the 3.5 Players Handbook under Haste, Mass
Surgo 12-19-05, 03:22 AM	Odd, it's not in the SRD. Odder still that Haste already gives you multiple targets. I remember Mass Haste being in 3.0, though, in one of the FR books (either FRCS or Magic of Faerun). It was a Time domain spell.
Rowan_Whispercloak 12-19-05, 04:56 AM	I believe the mass haste would have to be a 3.0 spell not sure where it would be though. Just look through one of the old 2nd ed. magic encylopedia and I can't find any haste spells other than the first haste and improved haste (the one that didn't age you)
Nom 12-19-05, 05:04 AM	Because 3.5 haste already affects multiple targets? Generally, a "mass" spell is a version of a single-target spell that instead affects 1 creature / level (eg bull's strength, cure spells).
CaoSlayer 12-19-05, 05:40 AM	same here. 3.5 haste it is alike to mass haste. This was done to rebalance the loss of power of the haste spell turning it from epic power level into too good for this level power. Funny thing it is that for fighter types the new haste works nearly as good as the old one.
Nom 12-19-05, 07:24 AM	Funny thing it is that for fighter types the new haste works nearly as good as the old one.Not funny at all. It was supposed to be a fighter buff, not a spellcaster buff. So they changed it so fighters still benefit, but casters don't.
dragonchic1500 12-19-05, 11:11 AM	Because 3.5 haste already affects multiple targets? Generally, a "mass" spell is a version of a single-target spell that instead affects 1 creature / level (eg bull's strength, cure spells). Thank you. It has been so long since I played a spellcaster I forgot Haste was creature/level.