Fantastic Stuff
Fantastic Stuff posted in Fantasy and Progress Level 3 forum comment posted by derek_holland The spell Book Fusion merges the contents of two or more books. It creates a new book and does not damage or destroy the originals. In addition to crossover fan fiction type results, the spell can be used for magic research though the results need to be tested thoroughly. It is best to use it on scrolls with single spells as that reduces the chances of catastrophic consequences.
Rivers made of liquids denser than water are used for stronger than usual mills. They are what grind the gods' grain and work their metals. Mortals have found many uses for them as well as the mills can be used as power plants of a sort.
Disjunction turns potions back into their ingredients.
Snails have been bred as living gemstones, growing new species of gems when they have the proper diet. Coral does the same for marine cultures.
Instead of possession, some experience animal dreams as a way of understanding the beasts.
Dead dragon flesh and blood melts in natural rain. Dragons know this and usually duel when it is raining so that whoever falls will not be turned into magic items and spell components.
Some constructs are fashioned to cage magical creatures and focus (and alter?) their powers.
There are monsters that make their lairs by petrifying air. They are the ones that fill in purple worm tunnels and prevent the surface from collapsing. In Wildspace the creatures petrify light instead, creating new earth bodies.
I was thinking of my idea for the mad engineer in Barrier Peaks and it occurred to me that one way to turn her from foe into ally, or at least a lesser threat, is to cure her insanity with Restoration. Now I wonder, will that work on undead? It wouldn't make them less dangerous but it could turn the encounter from automatic combat into a potential parley.
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