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How to consistently Shake and Sicken enemies as a caster?
Madness
If all you care about is save penalties, it's hard to find anything better than the Madness domain's Vision of Madness. No save, just a touch attack, and your enemies take a penalty of half ...
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Can NPC's be tricked into giving verbal consent to a spell that they would otherwise resist due to the wording of the spell?
Request-based effects: Nope.
TL;DR 13th level feature of the Wishcrafter implies the answer is no.
So, what you want to do is.... cast a spell on a creature when it wishes for you to do something. ...
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Can NPC's be tricked into giving verbal consent to a spell that they would otherwise resist due to the wording of the spell?
The commonly accepted notion of consent excludes verbal approbation obtained through deception. Philosophically one could argue if this definition is self-consistent but for the purpose of playing a ...
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Can NPC's be tricked into giving verbal consent to a spell that they would otherwise resist due to the wording of the spell?
Yes, you can trick them to give up their save
The rules for spellcasting say:
Voluntarily Giving up a Saving Throw: A creature can voluntarily forego a saving throw and willingly accept a spell's ...
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