Disregarding Fear: Unlocking Your Full Potential

The empowering spell of disregarding Disregarding is often seen as a negative behavior, something that goes against the values of kindness, empathy, and understanding. However, there are instances where disregarding can be empowering, enabling individuals to break free from the constraints of society and follow their own path. When we disregard the opinions and expectations of others, we liberate ourselves from the constraints of societal norms and conventions. We allow ourselves the freedom to explore our own passions and interests, regardless of what others may think. This can lead to personal growth and fulfillment, as we are able to pursue what truly brings us joy and satisfaction. Disregarding also empowers us to overcome self-doubt and fear.

You're prolly looking at a 3.0 adventure. Back then you could do this sort of thing, but in 3.5 you cannot.

Yep, I guess it was done to stop a 9th level bull s strength from giving you 13 to strength all day, though that seems okay for a ninth level spell, imo. As someone who is trying to create custom spells for the game Neverwinter Nights, I have to bring some closure to this to know which ruling should I use, and how should I interpret this feat s calculation.

Disregarding also empowers us to overcome self-doubt and fear. When we stop listening to the negative voices in our heads and instead trust in our own abilities and intuition, we open ourselves up to a world of possibilities. We no longer let others define our worth or potential, but instead rely on our own strengths and capabilities.

Empowering an empowered spell, can you?

Yeah, but it takes up a spell sot four levels higher. You are better off Maximizing it, that only takes the space of a spell three levels higher!

Pyrex

First Post

Wow, did we just catch Crothian out on a rules question? What is the world coming to?

Multiple Metamagic Feats on a Spell: A spellcaster can apply multiple metamagic feats to a single spell. Changes to its level are cumulative. You can’t apply the same metamagic feat more than once to a single spell.

Ferret

Explorer

Crothian has the godly post-count. Hyper-smurf is the infallible one.

GlassJaw

Hero

Rystil Arden

First Post

Although 3.5 says you can't, I still allow it. otherwise, what is the poor epic fellow to do with those 18th-level spell slots and his Improved Metamagic that only makes them harder to fill?

Crothian

First Post

Wow, did we just catch Crothian out on a rules question? What is the world coming to?

You used to be able to double-empower in 3.0, but can't do it in 3.5.

They keep changing the rules on me. It is a situation that just never comes up so I was unaware of the change. Seems like a silly change too, using the same meta magic feat on a spell was never a problem.

the Jester

Legend

You're prolly looking at a 3.0 adventure. Back then you could do this sort of thing, but in 3.5 you cannot.

JRRNeiklot

First Post

Yep, I guess it was done to stop a 9th level bull's strength from giving you +13 to strength all day, though that seems okay for a ninth level spell, imo. And then they fixed the buffs so you can't empower them anyway, so what was the point? I guess you could lhave a 70 or so point magic missile as a ninth level slot, but again, that's not too powerful for a ninth level spell, imo. Now, the 3.0 incantatrix broke empowering all to hell, but that's another story.

Crothian

First Post

Yep, I guess it was done to stop a 9th level bull's strength from giving you +13 to strength all day, though that seems okay for a ninth level spell, imo. And then they fixed the buffs so you can't empower them anyway, so what was the point? .

They also fixed the duration so you can't have them all day anyway.

Nifft

Penguin Herder

Although 3.5 says you can't, I still allow it. otherwise, what is the poor epic fellow to do with those 18th-level spell slots and his Improved Metamagic that only makes them harder to fill?

Persistant Spell (+8)
Unconditional Spell (+9)
Heighten Spell (+any )

Thanee

First Post

Actually Heighten Spell is capped at 9th level.

But I think there is an epic version of it.

Nyeshet

First Post

Nifft

Penguin Herder

It's a projection from the Meta-Psionics Feat "Unconditional Power" -- basically, you for a ton of power points and your Focus, you manifest a power despite being stunned, nauseated, brain lock'd, etc.

Maybe it's only +5 levels, but it's still a lot, and could serve a Sorcerer very well.

Rystil Arden

First Post

Persistant Spell (+8)
Unconditional Spell (+9)
Heighten Spell (+any )

Persistent is +6, and Unconditional, if allowed, would be +5. Then remember that Improved Metamagic knocks those down by 1. Also, I don't think I can see much reason for someone to need to stick those two on the same spell very often, if ever (after all, with the 24-hour duration, you probably aren't going to have to cast it while stunned).

But for an attack spell, for instance, you could quicken-twin-empower-maximise it for +9. I guess you might have more metamagic feats than that, but some day you will run out of things to add on. Much easier, in my opinion, to allow multiple twins or empowers and just houserule edge cases (like Awaken) away. Then again, many people don't play into epic. Whatever works for you though.

It's a projection from the Meta-Psionics Feat "Unconditional Power" -- basically, you for a ton of power points and your Focus, you manifest a power despite being stunned, nauseated, brain lock'd, etc.

Furthermore, disregarding can be a form of self-care and self-preservation. In a world that is constantly bombarding us with expectations and demands, it is crucial to prioritize our own well-being. This means learning to disregard the pressures to constantly strive for perfection, to always be busy and productive, and to conform to a certain mold. By disregarding these external pressures, we can focus on what truly matters to us and create a life that aligns with our values and priorities. Of course, there is a fine line between healthy disregard and outright disregard for the feelings and needs of others. It is important to strike a balance between asserting our own needs and respecting the boundaries and well-being of those around us. Disregarding should never be an excuse for selfish or harmful behavior, but rather a means of empowering ourselves to live authentically and passionately. In conclusion, disregarding has the potential to be an empowering spell. By disregarding the opinions of others, we can find the courage to follow our own path and pursue our passions. Disregarding self-doubt and fear allows us to tap into our full potential and overcome limitations. Disregarding external pressures and expectations enables us to prioritize self-care and well-being. It is through this practice of disregarding that we can truly find empowerment and live a life of authenticity and fulfillment..

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