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| #1Elton74Jun 10, 2013 14:46:30 | "Curious, because an infusion takes longer than a spell to cast and going from the text of Baker's own novels it sems an infusion can be 'cast' into an item before being activated- is this how you handle them? And if so, how long can the infusion be 'held' before losing the infusion if it is not immediately activated?" A player asked this of me and it's been a while since I devoured Keith's novel. How would you answer this question? |
| #2AvonRekaesJun 11, 2013 22:59:48 | "Curious, because an infusion takes longer than a spell to cast and going from the text of Baker's own novels it sems an infusion can be 'cast' into an item before being activated- is this how you handle them? And if so, how long can the infusion be 'held' before losing the infusion if it is not immediately activated?" My first immediate thought would be, "Well, are you sure the character in the novel wasn't just infusing a Spell Storing Item?" Thats the only infusion I know of off the top of my head that can be held for later use. |