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Quote from: brainfaceChanging the target of an epic spell is just a dc increase (there's a table for it hereish: http://www.d20srd.org/srd/epic/developingEpicSpells.htm --offhand it's like plus dc 10 or so). Changing the weight limit is an ad-hoc dc increase. I'm gonna go ahead and let someone else do that math on that. [...]

Changing the target from touch to target is a +4 increase, and from target to area is another +10 increase. Making the area a 20ft radius sphere is a +2 increase, with each increase by 100% adding another +4. So, to increase the radius to even 1000ft the total DC would be around 27 (base) + 4 (target) + 10 (area) + 2 (20ft) + 196 (+980ft) = 239 (final). But the range was definitively larger than 1000ft. And we didn't even look at the cast time reduction from 1 minute to standard action (which would add another +20 to the DC).

Further, the weight limit increase is not an ad-hoc modifier as it is pretty clearly laid out in the transport seed's description (+2 for each 50lb past the default 1000lb). Therefore, the final DC of the Epic Teleport spell would very likely be in the high hundreds, if not even in the thousands.

Quote from: Elemental_ElfI'd just like to note that in light of comic 643 and comic 647, V made the correct choice in selling his soul. The Fiends lied to V about Durkon being with the Azurite fleet because as evidenced in the 2 aforementioned comics, Durkon had already been gone for days.

If V had used their plan, the outcome would have ended with V dead and his family gone for ever. No matter what V did afterwards, he made the correct choice.

Quote from: NomadicHeh like I said, redcloak is the brains and xykon is the muscle. Bones would already be dead if he hadn't listened to his green eared sidekick. RC should count his lucky stars that he did listen for a change.

Currently looks like a standard duel to me but again that final panel makes me think things aren't going to end in standard duel style.

My goodness I am getting anxious to see the conclusion to the V epic power arc. It's really quite awesome.

Quote from: Elemental_ElfOf course, I find it odd how powerful Xykon is. Maybe this is just his game face but I suspect a devious hand (or 3)in his knowledge of the Soul Splice and his sudden power increase.

Quote from: Ra-TielSomehow I get the feeling that yet another "partymember needs resurrection" plot is comming up. ^^

But what really surprised me:
[spoiler]Xykon wasn't even scorched by the empowered sunburst. No marks or bruises of any sort, which I find a bit confusing considering the spell dealt at least 17d6*1.5 (or ~89 on average) points of damage to the lich (Ref save half). Either this is an oversight on Rich's part, or Xykon seriously worked on his hitpoints or somehow got an impressive amount of regeneration. :huh:[/spoiler]

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[spoiler]Actually, Red Cloak and the hobgoblin don't show any marks either, even after being hit by V's Chain Lightning. :?:[/spoiler][/Edit]

Quote from: Loch Belthaddremember just because they are the most powerful evil mages to be damned to the lower planes doesn't mean that there aren't more powerful evil casters that are still living. Or in this case  unliving, but you get my point.

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Quote from: Loch Belthaddremember just because they are the most powerful evil mages to be damned to the lower planes doesn't mean that there aren't more powerful evil casters that are still living. Or in this case  unliving, but you get my point.

Perhaps but they have shown far more power than xykon ever has. Not saying Xykon couldn't be that powerful but that so far the souls have made known how vastly powerful they are.