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Alignment magic cheese

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#1
heliomance
May 27, 2008 13:28:10 The Sanctify Spell metamagic from the BoED, among other things, makes a spell [good]. It also has no restriction against applying it to [evil] or even [vile] spells. Am I right in thinking that this would let a good spellcaster cast evil spells?
#2
dwarvensparten
May 27, 2008 15:00:42
The Sanctify Spell metamagic from the BoED, among other things, makes a spell [good]. It also has no restriction against applying it to [evil] or even [vile] spells. Am I right in thinking that this would let a good spellcaster cast evil spells?

That would make for some interesting moments if it's true that it works that way,I don't think it does because it says evil characters cannot cast sanctified spells. But if it did could you imagine the laughs you could have?

But you just cast Apocolypse From the Sky right? Yeah,I know,but it's a good Apocolypse From the Sky spell.
#3
Dictum_Mortuum
May 27, 2008 15:25:34 if it still has the [evil] subtype, you still are not allowed to cast it if you are good, even if it also has the [extremely good] subtype.
#4
zazq
May 27, 2008 15:28:48 Correct. The Sanctify Spell adds [good] but does not replace other types, so it'll end up being a [good] AND [evil] spell... meaning no cleric can cast it...
#5
noldorforce
May 27, 2008 15:30:09 Except the neutral folks with neutral deities. And any cleric from Eberron.

Come to think of it, do Corrupt spells have any alignment requirements beyond generally being [Evil]?

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#1 heliomance May 27, 2008 13:28:10	The Sanctify Spell metamagic from the BoED, among other things, makes a spell [good]. It also has no restriction against applying it to [evil] or even [vile] spells. Am I right in thinking that this would let a good spellcaster cast evil spells?
#2 dwarvensparten May 27, 2008 15:00:42	The Sanctify Spell metamagic from the BoED, among other things, makes a spell [good]. It also has no restriction against applying it to [evil] or even [vile] spells. Am I right in thinking that this would let a good spellcaster cast evil spells? That would make for some interesting moments if it's true that it works that way,I don't think it does because it says evil characters cannot cast sanctified spells. But if it did could you imagine the laughs you could have? But you just cast Apocolypse From the Sky right? Yeah,I know,but it's a good Apocolypse From the Sky spell.
#3 Dictum_Mortuum May 27, 2008 15:25:34	if it still has the [evil] subtype, you still are not allowed to cast it if you are good, even if it also has the [extremely good] subtype.
#4 zazq May 27, 2008 15:28:48	Correct. The Sanctify Spell adds [good] but does not replace other types, so it'll end up being a [good] AND [evil] spell... meaning no cleric can cast it...
#5 noldorforce May 27, 2008 15:30:09	Except the neutral folks with neutral deities. And any cleric from Eberron. Come to think of it, do Corrupt spells have any alignment requirements beyond generally being [Evil]?