I tell you what. Let’s ask for everyone’s opinion:
What should be the penalty for greycasting, as done in the Necromant’s prestige class? (pick up to 3 preferences)
- Con check or take 1d2 damage per spell
- Saving throw vs Petrification or take 1d2 damage per spell
- They build up “defiler score” like in Dragon magazine, eventually becoming a t’liz
- They harm the formation of new souls, hurting creatures ability to reproduce
- Natural creatures are immediately abnormally hostile to them.
- Grey casting can only be used on certain schools of magic. Otherwise, they’re defiling.
- Grey casting can only be used in certain places. Otherwise, they’re defiling.
- No need for any further penalties. It requires a prestige class or an undead special ability already. What’s the point of making it a prestige class if they’re not as powerful as preservers?
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