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Scooter - reading is tech. This is about dispelling RIP.

You also only need to equal to dispel.

scooter wrote:Sorry guys but in the BRB it says you need to beat the casting value of the spell to kill it.

If the spell is cast at a 18 you will need a 19 to stop it. I know I didn't believe it myself but it's there.

Pg 35, In bold under the title 'Dispel Value'
"For a dispel to suceed, the total of the dice rolled, added to the Wizard's level, must equal or beat the spell's casting result."

Just to clarify..

Most have missed that thanks

It also wasnt what the thread was about - which is dispelling remains in play spells in following turns.

nosferatu1001 wrote:It also wasnt what the thread was about - which is dispelling remains in play spells in following turns.

I think we got trolled to be honest.

syanticraven wrote:I think we got trolled to be honest.

Like so.

Sorry to thread necromance but the new FAQ solved this:

new FAQ wrote:Q: If I am dispelling a boosted Remains in Play spell, what value
do I need to beat to dispel it? (p36)
A: You will need to beat the basic casting value of the spell
(not the boosted casting value).

Just throwing it here so none of the people involved get it wrong, like ever

Thank goodness for that.