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Is there such a thing as never melting snow?
Does a Warforged barbarian never get fatigued?What ways are there to magically enforce an agreement?Are there any metamagic feats worth taking for bard?Turning radius of a flying thing in D&D 3.5Is there any way to completely conceal spellcasting?Are there rules for casting spells cooperatively?What can interrupt/prevent an instantaneous spell such as Fireball?Where can be found details about the domains Icebergs and Snow?Are Sacred and Profane bonuses the same thing?Is a pregnant creature considered a single entity for spells such as Banishment?
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In order to make the Snowcasting feat (Frostburn, p. 50) more useful in warmer areas, or during warmer seasons, I am looking for a source of snow or ice that never melts.
This can be a spell that enchants snow or ice in such a way (preferably permanent), or supernatural snow or ice that simply never melts for one reason or another.
It could also be a magical item crafted from snow or ice — as long as it fulfills the standards of the feat, and does not melt in warmer climates.
Does such a thing exist in D&D 3.5, and if yes, what ways would there be to obtain it?
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In order to make the Snowcasting feat (Frostburn, p. 50) more useful in warmer areas, or during warmer seasons, I am looking for a source of snow or ice that never melts.
This can be a spell that enchants snow or ice in such a way (preferably permanent), or supernatural snow or ice that simply never melts for one reason or another.
It could also be a magical item crafted from snow or ice — as long as it fulfills the standards of the feat, and does not melt in warmer climates.
Does such a thing exist in D&D 3.5, and if yes, what ways would there be to obtain it?
dnd-3.5e magic weather
edited yesterday
divibisan
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asked 2 days ago
ArthabanArthaban
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In order to make the Snowcasting feat (Frostburn, p. 50) more useful in warmer areas, or during warmer seasons, I am looking for a source of snow or ice that never melts.
This can be a spell that enchants snow or ice in such a way (preferably permanent), or supernatural snow or ice that simply never melts for one reason or another.
It could also be a magical item crafted from snow or ice — as long as it fulfills the standards of the feat, and does not melt in warmer climates.
Does such a thing exist in D&D 3.5, and if yes, what ways would there be to obtain it?
dnd-3.5e magic weather
edited yesterday
divibisan
1,530519
asked 2 days ago
ArthabanArthaban
3,5671349
$endgroup$
In order to make the Snowcasting feat (Frostburn, p. 50) more useful in warmer areas, or during warmer seasons, I am looking for a source of snow or ice that never melts.
This can be a spell that enchants snow or ice in such a way (preferably permanent), or supernatural snow or ice that simply never melts for one reason or another.
It could also be a magical item crafted from snow or ice — as long as it fulfills the standards of the feat, and does not melt in warmer climates.
Does such a thing exist in D&D 3.5, and if yes, what ways would there be to obtain it?
dnd-3.5e magic weather
dnd-3.5e magic weather
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divibisan
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A simple solution is to carry a small chest lined with Blue Ice (Frostburn p. 80). The material's details how to create a room that keeps things cool. Ask your DM if you can create/buy a similarly fashioned chest. Depending on how hot the environment is, you could perhaps even make the chest itself out of Blue Ice.
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The icy strand of the north (Magic Item Compendium p.162) is a string of ice crystals which do not appear to melt.
An ice mephit familiar, (D&D 3.5 Monster Manual p.182) acquired with the Improved Familiar feat, has a breath weapon which creates a cone of ice shards.
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A simple solution is to carry a small chest lined with Blue Ice (Frostburn p. 80). The material's details how to create a room that keeps things cool. Ask your DM if you can create/buy a similarly fashioned chest. Depending on how hot the environment is, you could perhaps even make the chest itself out of Blue Ice.
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A simple solution is to carry a small chest lined with Blue Ice (Frostburn p. 80). The material's details how to create a room that keeps things cool. Ask your DM if you can create/buy a similarly fashioned chest. Depending on how hot the environment is, you could perhaps even make the chest itself out of Blue Ice.
answered yesterday
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$begingroup$
A simple solution is to carry a small chest lined with Blue Ice (Frostburn p. 80). The material's details how to create a room that keeps things cool. Ask your DM if you can create/buy a similarly fashioned chest. Depending on how hot the environment is, you could perhaps even make the chest itself out of Blue Ice.
answered yesterday
Connor ClarkeConnor Clarke
3929
$endgroup$
A simple solution is to carry a small chest lined with Blue Ice (Frostburn p. 80). The material's details how to create a room that keeps things cool. Ask your DM if you can create/buy a similarly fashioned chest. Depending on how hot the environment is, you could perhaps even make the chest itself out of Blue Ice.
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The icy strand of the north (Magic Item Compendium p.162) is a string of ice crystals which do not appear to melt.
An ice mephit familiar, (D&D 3.5 Monster Manual p.182) acquired with the Improved Familiar feat, has a breath weapon which creates a cone of ice shards.
answered 2 days ago
Quadratic WizardQuadratic Wizard
31.2k3104167
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The icy strand of the north (Magic Item Compendium p.162) is a string of ice crystals which do not appear to melt.
An ice mephit familiar, (D&D 3.5 Monster Manual p.182) acquired with the Improved Familiar feat, has a breath weapon which creates a cone of ice shards.
answered 2 days ago
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The icy strand of the north (Magic Item Compendium p.162) is a string of ice crystals which do not appear to melt.
An ice mephit familiar, (D&D 3.5 Monster Manual p.182) acquired with the Improved Familiar feat, has a breath weapon which creates a cone of ice shards.
answered 2 days ago
Quadratic WizardQuadratic Wizard
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$endgroup$
The icy strand of the north (Magic Item Compendium p.162) is a string of ice crystals which do not appear to melt.
An ice mephit familiar, (D&D 3.5 Monster Manual p.182) acquired with the Improved Familiar feat, has a breath weapon which creates a cone of ice shards.
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