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The Layonara Community => General Discussion => Topic started by: Xandor Loriland on June 03, 2006, 10:53:38 PM
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Does anyone know the actual formula used to determine if a caster can penetrate spell resistance. I am interested in knowing the factors that go into it to figure out how best to train a character to be good at penetrating spell resistance. Thanks.
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1d20 + caster level + any feats
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d20 + caster lvl
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*grins* beat me by a second
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Ok so level and feats are all you can do then. Thanks for the quick answer.
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there are also a number of spells that lower SR if you cant beat it, such as Spell Breach and MD, hit something with one of thouse then your chances are alot better.
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Thanks again. Good info to know.
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Clerics can't cast Mordekainen's Disjunction, though. ;)
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good point, well they can still cast greater dispelling, so if the SR is a spell, you can dispell it. im pritty sure disspells pass trhough SR. But clerics can also just run up and hit things if they cant get past the SR.
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I thought also the level of the spell you cast, adds up.
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Yep, Spell Breaches and Dispels pass through SR and even Spell Mantles last time i saw. And yeah the penalties to SR stack if you cast multiple Breaches or Mordekainen's .
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i dont think so, but feel free to test it and let us know
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Hmm yeah, spell level is only used for the DC, I looked it up.
I also read somewhere that you can't lower a monk's spell resistance.
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Could be because a Drow's SR is granted by a subrace skin, but when Spell Breached, or Disjunctioned, Syn's SR was lowered more than once.
I don't know about Monks, but it doesn't make much sense if their SR can't be lowered, though if that's indeed the case, more power to them. ;)