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Sounds fun

A quick search on the web found a couple of Ipad emulators for Windows. I don't know if they are any good.

That's a great idea. There's probably spells which will counteract these types of sneaky attacks. High counter magic or shield will stop the warding.

Instead of throwing it, you could make a heavy duty frame and then let an earth elemental carry it underground at the depth of a meter or so, that way 2m is above ground and slowly moving, plus the gnome is too deep to be seen or hurt. Great as temple defenses and never in the same spot twice. You could have a lot of them and have an invisible, moving maze outside the temple entrance.

I'd rather have a delayed high quality product than an on time one thats poor quality.

I think we'll need san rolls when we get to Pavis.

Done

Hopefully I'll get there early enough to book a place.

In RQ3 it's an enchantment and I don't think you can dispel those. Also isn't dispel magic spirit magic which means you need 2 points to dispel 1 point of divine?

Only 2 of the sides will be 15cm the 3rd length can be up to 3 meters in length.

How about making a 15*15*15cm cube with the wards built in to it and then surrounding it with the gloranthan equivalent of a football and kicking it in to the enemies ranks.

Surely the stakes have to be fixed in relation to each other? But maybe you could fire 4 arrows/wards in to the ground around your enemies and pen them in.

You could make a thick arbalest bolt out of the 4 wards, with the spell effect facing backwards so when someone tries to remove it they get hit with it. I'd be tempted to tell the players they can do this, but then point out that npc's will also do it.

When I asked Iskallor if my character could use disrupt on rope, I thought it would be an easy yes/no answer I only asked him as I wasn't in a position to check the rule book when I posted.

That explains that then