Talk:Lesser Bamf (3.5e Spell)

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Ratings[edit]

RatedLike.png Sunwitch likes this article and rated it 3 of 4.
Fills a good niche, provided the standard action ability is taken out. The point of this spell seems to be to allow short-range teleporting from level 1, and the standard action subverts that. Long-range spontaneous teleports really aren't an appropriate use of level 1 spell slots, and I don't see how that standard action ability adds anything thematically. If it were taken out, I'd favour this.
RatedNeutral.png Tarkisflux is neutral on this article and rated it 2 of 4.
This is basically the same spell as bamf, just with a couple of options removed. Same scaling, same minimum teleport distance, same standard action dump it all right now...

This goes well beyond scaling for relevance and scales past higher level spells. I'm just not down with that as a 1. Not even at VH. Scaling both the range and the duration makes me sad. The scaling being tightened a lot fixes much I think, but it still suffers from the combat buff plus escape problem that the regular bamf does because of the standard action "all your remaining distance" option. So it's a lot better, but still a spell that I'd be very hesitant to allow in a game.


Wait, What?[edit]

Aside from the lack of later duration eating options, this has the same duration and range as bamf. Which was probably intended, but means it's a first level spell that lets you teleport 200' per round as a move action, for 20 rounds, at level 20. Even at VH that's nuts for a 1. There's scaling for relevance, and then there's scaling past everything else in your spell level like this does. Double spell scaling makes me sad. - Tarkisflux Talk 06:17, 3 October 2014 (UTC)

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