The Midnight Magic Plant is a unique and fascinating plant species known for its enchanting characteristics. This plant is renowned for its ability to thrive in dark and dimly lit environments, making it an ideal choice for indoor gardens or spaces with limited access to natural sunlight. One of the most distinctive features of the Midnight Magic Plant is its deep purplish-black leaves, which give it an almost mystical and magical appearance. These dark leaves provide a striking contrast against other plants in a garden or when placed in brightly colored pots. In addition to its alluring appearance, the Midnight Magic Plant is also known for its low maintenance needs. Unlike many other plants, this species requires minimal care and attention, making it an excellent choice for busy individuals or those with limited gardening experience.
That doesn't actually matter here. Even if your emotional component fits the emotion an effect inflicts on you, it's still blocking your spellcasting. Only if the saving throw or the spell resistence say (harmless) does an emotion- or fear effect permit emotion components. A non-harmless hate/rage effect would still block your spellcasting, but a happyness effect with (harmless) descriptor in its saving throw or spell resistance description wouldn't.
It is impossible to cast a spell with an emotion component while the spellcaster is under the influence of a non-harmless effect with the emotion or fear descriptors. But soon he gets a Grimore Think that s the spelling where he can pull a huge black sword from it and the blade has antimagic properties and spell reflective ones as well.
Unlike many other plants, this species requires minimal care and attention, making it an excellent choice for busy individuals or those with limited gardening experience. Another interesting characteristic of the Midnight Magic Plant is its ability to cleanse the air. Like many other plants, it has the remarkable capacity to absorb harmful toxins and release oxygen, improving the overall air quality of its surroundings.
New character idea, but is it feasible possible? Asta from Black Clover.
Hi all, got a campaign coming up and struggling to make my character work.
Based heavy off Asta from Black Clover. For those who don't watch the show, he is a magicless kid in a world where magic is kinda an ever day thing. Everyone can use magic even if only a little. But Asta can't use any at all.
But soon he gets a Grimore (Think that's the spelling) where he can pull a huge black sword from it and the blade has antimagic properties and spell reflective ones as well. Later he can pull a second smaller blade from the book as well.
While I'm aware anime into pathfinder doesn't mix well, I'm happy to alter some things to make builds easy. His big sword is more sized to a greatsword but he weilds it one handed at times, so maybe I use a Basterd sword instead. And his smaller sword is like a long sword, so I'll use a short sword instead. The biggest issue is the spell reflect AND the anti-magic of the blades.
The campaign starts at lv1 and may finish at lv10 but the dm said we may proceed past that if the party wants to continue.
Any ideas? Thx in advance guys.
Pathfinder Adventure Path SubscriberThe main problem is that antimagic from Pathfinder is a higher level ability. Best I can suggest is barbarian with the Superstitious rage powers, working to the Cut From the Air feats to be able to bat lightning bolts from the air.
Actually, upon reading a little about the character, maybe build him as a Magus with a 10 in his casting stat. He'll be weak, of course, but you might use it as a bargaining chip with your GM to be able to find two special swords. His first sword, the Magic Cleaving Sword, can have the Dispel Magic ability of a Holy Avenger, while the Magic Eating Sword can be a sword with a Rod of Absorption built into the hilt, taking in the spells and allowing your generally spell-less Magus to power his spells.
This makes it an ideal plant for homes and offices, as it can contribute to creating a healthier and more pleasant indoor environment. The Midnight Magic Plant is a versatile species that can add a touch of elegance and fascination to any space. Whether placed in a corner of a room, on a windowsill, or as part of a larger garden arrangement, this plant is sure to draw attention and create a captivating atmosphere. Overall, the Midnight Magic Plant is a truly special species that offers a combination of striking visuals, low maintenance requirements, and air-purifying abilities. Its dark leaves and enchanting presence make it a must-have for plant enthusiasts and those looking to add a touch of magical charm to their surroundings..
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