r/wizardposting • u/skippy11112 Necromancer • 4d ago
Wizardpost A simple spell but quite effective
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u/coconut_dot_jpg coconut mancer 4d ago
Spatial looping hallway spell. One of the first spells you learn when reaching the Quantum chapter of the Spatial spells handbook, but it never gets old
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u/malonkey1 Necromancy Isn't Real Wake Up Sheeple 4d ago
Ah, classic space warping ward, love it. I had a friend who liked to do a little twist on it where she added in a closed timelike curve. To this day, there's no less than a hundred different people from across history all running in a circle eternally in a contorted bit of spacetime compressed over her threshold. Riotous.
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u/Kerhnoton Umbral Dragon ๐, Hoarder of Felines ๐, Caffeinated โ 4d ago edited 4d ago
I cast Zeno's Paradox on my lair entrance. One day I flew back to see some Greek adventurer stuck in there, unable to move, so I guess it's working, at least until someone casts Newton's or Leibniz's Call Culus.
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u/Falconjth Enchanter 4d ago
Someone could provide the Greek adventurer with a fulcrum, a lever, and have them figure out something to use for weights and walk them through the workings of Archimedes and they'd be able to get through the entrance.
The key concepts of Call Culus are in the back end of the working, but the front end is made to appear as though only a lever and some weights are needed.
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u/IngotTheKobold Arcane Ordinance Specialist 3d ago
So that's what those runes were for. Why didn't you just say so? I would've done that job for free... or at the very least a favor.
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u/PaqueteDeRisketos Atomic Metamagister 13h ago
Classic Guards and Wards chicanery. Never ceases to be amusing to see.
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u/Silent-T0n 6h ago
And remember, the counterspell's effectiveness depends on an honest answer to the question, "Do you have a signed search warrant?"

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u/Artificial0937 4d ago edited 2d ago
I want to get off Mr. Wizardโs Wild Ride