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#1 Ahglock Aug 24, 2014 12:43:13	Anyone notice the size on the "mansion" no more than 50 cubes 10 feet on a side.  With 100 servants running around in there it seems a bit crowded at a 5,000 sq foot house.(not impressive ceilings either)  It supposedly can feed 100 people as well.  Well with 4 5' squares per 10' cube, that is 4 people per 10 ft cube or 200, just enough to cram all the servants and people into.  As the size is totally irrelevant to the power of the spell if you want it to be impressive and have 100 servants why the hell isn't it 4 times or more larger?  It just seems odd to me, its supposed to be a mansion with 100 servants, give it vaulted ceilings and 20,000+ square feet.
#2 Di_Bastet Aug 24, 2014 12:57:33	...well, now that you put it, maybe mordenkainen REALLY wanted to get that crowded tavern feel...
#3 Ahglock Aug 24, 2014 13:07:31	Lol. I like it. Shape and design it like a big tavers with a rows of communal tables.      Still it is one of those weird moments where I'm like can the designers do math, or am I missing some basic math trick?  Who knows maybe that was the intent of the spell, a big house where you are tripping over servants at every turn.
#4 Veleria Aug 24, 2014 13:44:40	It's probably one of those communications fails when a Math major does English or an English major writes math.
#5 JohnLynch Aug 24, 2014 21:43:58	The dimensions are actually the outside. On the inside it's much larger. Like the Tardis.   (totally just making this up, not having read the spell).
#6 AtomicPope Aug 25, 2014 0:57:13	JohnLynch wrote:
#7 Azzy1974 Aug 25, 2014 1:12:47	Ahglock wrote: