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Spellslinging: by combining a firearm and magic, you can produce a powerful yet unreliable attack. By adding your spellcasting modifier to the weapon’s misfire score, you can shoot a bullet imbued with magic. You can now make an attack roll with either your dexterity or spellcasting modifier, regardless of whether or not the bullet connects, you may make a spell attack. In the event that the spell you are casting requires multiple rolls (I.e magic missile, eldritch ballast, etc) you don’t make any more firearm attacks

So basically you get a free extra spellcast every time you take the attack action with a firearm? It’s really strong, but could be a class feature. The misfire score part doesn’t really work because misfires are solely roll based, so adding (what I’m assuming you meant, not sure exactly) your spellcasting mod to the original number that needs to be rolled to misfire would mean that with +5 spell mod, you roll 1-6 on a d6 to misfire. 

 Iirc if a weapon has a misfire score of say 12 then if the attack roll is 12 or less the weapon misfires also it would count as casting a spell in the action economy 

 You’re right, sorry 😭 I googled it and apparently my brain just made up the misfire rule. So you fire the gun, roll gun damage, and cast the spell, or do you just cast the spell through the gun ?

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Spellslinging: by combining a firearm and magic, you can produce a powerful yet unreliable attack. By adding your spellcasting modifier to the weapon’s misfire score, you can shoot a bullet imbued with magic. You can now make an attack roll with either your dexterity or spellcasting modifier, regardless of whether or not the bullet connects, you may make a spell attack. In the event that the spell you are casting requires multiple rolls (I.e magic missile, eldritch ballast, etc) you don’t make any more firearm attacks

So basically you get a free extra spellcast every time you take the attack action with a firearm? It’s really strong, but could be a class feature. The misfire score part doesn’t really work because misfires are solely roll based, so adding (what I’m assuming you meant, not sure exactly) your spellcasting mod to the original number that needs to be rolled to misfire would mean that with +5 spell mod, you roll 1-6 on a d6 to misfire. 

 Iirc if a weapon has a misfire score of say 12 then if the attack roll is 12 or less the weapon misfires also it would count as casting a spell in the action economy 

 You’re right, sorry 😭 I googled it and apparently my brain just made up the misfire rule. So you fire the gun, roll gun damage, and cast the spell, or do you just cast the spell through the gun ?

 The first one is correct. so you essentially get two actions while running the risk of wasting your action if it misfires 

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Spellslinging: by combining a firearm and magic, you can produce a powerful yet unreliable attack. By adding your spellcasting modifier to the weapon’s misfire score, you can shoot a bullet imbued with magic. You can now make an attack roll with either your dexterity or spellcasting modifier, regardless of whether or not the bullet connects, you may make a spell attack. In the event that the spell you are casting requires multiple rolls (I.e magic missile, eldritch ballast, etc) you don’t make any more firearm attacks

So basically you get a free extra spellcast every time you take the attack action with a firearm? It’s really strong, but could be a class feature. The misfire score part doesn’t really work because misfires are solely roll based, so adding (what I’m assuming you meant, not sure exactly) your spellcasting mod to the original number that needs to be rolled to misfire would mean that with +5 spell mod, you roll 1-6 on a d6 to misfire. 

 Iirc if a weapon has a misfire score of say 12 then if the attack roll is 12 or less the weapon misfires also it would count as casting a spell in the action economy 

 You’re right, sorry 😭 I googled it and apparently my brain just made up the misfire rule. So you fire the gun, roll gun damage, and cast the spell, or do you just cast the spell through the gun ?

 The first one is correct. so you essentially get two actions while running the risk of wasting your action if it misfires 

 I like it! How much gold do you want for it?

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Spellslinging: by combining a firearm and magic, you can produce a powerful yet unreliable attack. By adding your spellcasting modifier to the weapon’s misfire score, you can shoot a bullet imbued with magic. You can now make an attack roll with either your dexterity or spellcasting modifier, regardless of whether or not the bullet connects, you may make a spell attack. In the event that the spell you are casting requires multiple rolls (I.e magic missile, eldritch ballast, etc) you don’t make any more firearm attacks

So basically you get a free extra spellcast every time you take the attack action with a firearm? It’s really strong, but could be a class feature. The misfire score part doesn’t really work because misfires are solely roll based, so adding (what I’m assuming you meant, not sure exactly) your spellcasting mod to the original number that needs to be rolled to misfire would mean that with +5 spell mod, you roll 1-6 on a d6 to misfire. 

 Iirc if a weapon has a misfire score of say 12 then if the attack roll is 12 or less the weapon misfires also it would count as casting a spell in the action economy 

 You’re right, sorry 😭 I googled it and apparently my brain just made up the misfire rule. So you fire the gun, roll gun damage, and cast the spell, or do you just cast the spell through the gun ?

 The first one is correct. so you essentially get two actions while running the risk of wasting your action if it misfires 

 I like it! How much gold do you want for it?

 Yes

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Spellslinging: by combining a firearm and magic, you can produce a powerful yet unreliable attack. By adding your spellcasting modifier to the weapon’s misfire score, you can shoot a bullet imbued with magic. You can now make an attack roll with either your dexterity or spellcasting modifier, regardless of whether or not the bullet connects, you may make a spell attack. In the event that the spell you are casting requires multiple rolls (I.e magic missile, eldritch ballast, etc) you don’t make any more firearm attacks

So basically you get a free extra spellcast every time you take the attack action with a firearm? It’s really strong, but could be a class feature. The misfire score part doesn’t really work because misfires are solely roll based, so adding (what I’m assuming you meant, not sure exactly) your spellcasting mod to the original number that needs to be rolled to misfire would mean that with +5 spell mod, you roll 1-6 on a d6 to misfire. 

 Iirc if a weapon has a misfire score of say 12 then if the attack roll is 12 or less the weapon misfires also it would count as casting a spell in the action economy 

 You’re right, sorry 😭 I googled it and apparently my brain just made up the misfire rule. So you fire the gun, roll gun damage, and cast the spell, or do you just cast the spell through the gun ?

 The first one is correct. so you essentially get two actions while running the risk of wasting your action if it misfires 

 I like it! How much gold do you want for it?

 Yes

 *takes out 15 gold pieces, then proceeds to spell the word 'yes' with the coins*

Will that suffice?

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Spellslinging: by combining a firearm and magic, you can produce a powerful yet unreliable attack. By adding your spellcasting modifier to the weapon’s misfire score, you can shoot a bullet imbued with magic. You can now make an attack roll with either your dexterity or spellcasting modifier, regardless of whether or not the bullet connects, you may make a spell attack. In the event that the spell you are casting requires multiple rolls (I.e magic missile, eldritch ballast, etc) you don’t make any more firearm attacks

So basically you get a free extra spellcast every time you take the attack action with a firearm? It’s really strong, but could be a class feature. The misfire score part doesn’t really work because misfires are solely roll based, so adding (what I’m assuming you meant, not sure exactly) your spellcasting mod to the original number that needs to be rolled to misfire would mean that with +5 spell mod, you roll 1-6 on a d6 to misfire. 

 Iirc if a weapon has a misfire score of say 12 then if the attack roll is 12 or less the weapon misfires also it would count as casting a spell in the action economy 

 You’re right, sorry 😭 I googled it and apparently my brain just made up the misfire rule. So you fire the gun, roll gun damage, and cast the spell, or do you just cast the spell through the gun ?

 The first one is correct. so you essentially get two actions while running the risk of wasting your action if it misfires 

 I like it! How much gold do you want for it?

 Yes

 *takes out 15 gold pieces, then proceeds to spell the word 'yes' with the coins*

Will that suffice?

 No

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Spellslinging: by combining a firearm and magic, you can produce a powerful yet unreliable attack. By adding your spellcasting modifier to the weapon’s misfire score, you can shoot a bullet imbued with magic. You can now make an attack roll with either your dexterity or spellcasting modifier, regardless of whether or not the bullet connects, you may make a spell attack. In the event that the spell you are casting requires multiple rolls (I.e magic missile, eldritch ballast, etc) you don’t make any more firearm attacks

So basically you get a free extra spellcast every time you take the attack action with a firearm? It’s really strong, but could be a class feature. The misfire score part doesn’t really work because misfires are solely roll based, so adding (what I’m assuming you meant, not sure exactly) your spellcasting mod to the original number that needs to be rolled to misfire would mean that with +5 spell mod, you roll 1-6 on a d6 to misfire. 

 Iirc if a weapon has a misfire score of say 12 then if the attack roll is 12 or less the weapon misfires also it would count as casting a spell in the action economy 

 You’re right, sorry 😭 I googled it and apparently my brain just made up the misfire rule. So you fire the gun, roll gun damage, and cast the spell, or do you just cast the spell through the gun ?

 The first one is correct. so you essentially get two actions while running the risk of wasting your action if it misfires 

 I like it! How much gold do you want for it?

 Yes

 *takes out 15 gold pieces, then proceeds to spell the word 'yes' with the coins*

Will that suffice?

 No

 But you said 'yes'. Is this not a yes?

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Hey guys gimme some feedback on this idea

Spellslinging: by combining a firearm and magic, you can produce a powerful yet unreliable attack. By adding your spellcasting modifier to the weapon’s misfire score, you can shoot a bullet imbued with magic. You can now make an attack roll with either your dexterity or spellcasting modifier, regardless of whether or not the bullet connects, you may make a spell attack. In the event that the spell you are casting requires multiple rolls (I.e magic missile, eldritch ballast, etc) you don’t make any more firearm attacks

So basically you get a free extra spellcast every time you take the attack action with a firearm? It’s really strong, but could be a class feature. The misfire score part doesn’t really work because misfires are solely roll based, so adding (what I’m assuming you meant, not sure exactly) your spellcasting mod to the original number that needs to be rolled to misfire would mean that with +5 spell mod, you roll 1-6 on a d6 to misfire. 

 Iirc if a weapon has a misfire score of say 12 then if the attack roll is 12 or less the weapon misfires also it would count as casting a spell in the action economy 

 You’re right, sorry 😭 I googled it and apparently my brain just made up the misfire rule. So you fire the gun, roll gun damage, and cast the spell, or do you just cast the spell through the gun ?

 The first one is correct. so you essentially get two actions while running the risk of wasting your action if it misfires 

 I like it! How much gold do you want for it?

 Yes

 *takes out 15 gold pieces, then proceeds to spell the word 'yes' with the coins*

Will that suffice?

 No

 But you said 'yes'. Is this not a yes?

 Gimme all your gold and I’ll add this mechanic into my new thread 

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Spellslinging: by combining a firearm and magic, you can produce a powerful yet unreliable attack. By adding your spellcasting modifier to the weapon’s misfire score, you can shoot a bullet imbued with magic. You can now make an attack roll with either your dexterity or spellcasting modifier, regardless of whether or not the bullet connects, you may make a spell attack. In the event that the spell you are casting requires multiple rolls (I.e magic missile, eldritch ballast, etc) you don’t make any more firearm attacks

So basically you get a free extra spellcast every time you take the attack action with a firearm? It’s really strong, but could be a class feature. The misfire score part doesn’t really work because misfires are solely roll based, so adding (what I’m assuming you meant, not sure exactly) your spellcasting mod to the original number that needs to be rolled to misfire would mean that with +5 spell mod, you roll 1-6 on a d6 to misfire. 

 Iirc if a weapon has a misfire score of say 12 then if the attack roll is 12 or less the weapon misfires also it would count as casting a spell in the action economy 

 You’re right, sorry 😭 I googled it and apparently my brain just made up the misfire rule. So you fire the gun, roll gun damage, and cast the spell, or do you just cast the spell through the gun ?

 The first one is correct. so you essentially get two actions while running the risk of wasting your action if it misfires 

 I like it! How much gold do you want for it?

 Yes

 *takes out 15 gold pieces, then proceeds to spell the word 'yes' with the coins*

Will that suffice?

 No

 But you said 'yes'. Is this not a yes?

 Gimme all your gold and I’ll add this mechanic into my new thread 

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Spellslinging: by combining a firearm and magic, you can produce a powerful yet unreliable attack. By adding your spellcasting modifier to the weapon’s misfire score, you can shoot a bullet imbued with magic. You can now make an attack roll with either your dexterity or spellcasting modifier, regardless of whether or not the bullet connects, you may make a spell attack. In the event that the spell you are casting requires multiple rolls (I.e magic missile, eldritch ballast, etc) you don’t make any more firearm attacks

So basically you get a free extra spellcast every time you take the attack action with a firearm? It’s really strong, but could be a class feature. The misfire score part doesn’t really work because misfires are solely roll based, so adding (what I’m assuming you meant, not sure exactly) your spellcasting mod to the original number that needs to be rolled to misfire would mean that with +5 spell mod, you roll 1-6 on a d6 to misfire. 

 Iirc if a weapon has a misfire score of say 12 then if the attack roll is 12 or less the weapon misfires also it would count as casting a spell in the action economy 

 You’re right, sorry 😭 I googled it and apparently my brain just made up the misfire rule. So you fire the gun, roll gun damage, and cast the spell, or do you just cast the spell through the gun ?

 The first one is correct. so you essentially get two actions while running the risk of wasting your action if it misfires 

 I like it! How much gold do you want for it?

 Yes

 *takes out 15 gold pieces, then proceeds to spell the word 'yes' with the coins*

Will that suffice?

 No

 But you said 'yes'. Is this not a yes?

 Gimme all your gold and I’ll add this mechanic into my new thread 

 I am a dragon! I'll never give up my hoard!

 Ah, so you do not wish to be shooting fireballs from your revolver at beings of steel and flesh that want to pound you to a pulp?

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Spellslinging: by combining a firearm and magic, you can produce a powerful yet unreliable attack. By adding your spellcasting modifier to the weapon’s misfire score, you can shoot a bullet imbued with magic. You can now make an attack roll with either your dexterity or spellcasting modifier, regardless of whether or not the bullet connects, you may make a spell attack. In the event that the spell you are casting requires multiple rolls (I.e magic missile, eldritch ballast, etc) you don’t make any more firearm attacks

So basically you get a free extra spellcast every time you take the attack action with a firearm? It’s really strong, but could be a class feature. The misfire score part doesn’t really work because misfires are solely roll based, so adding (what I’m assuming you meant, not sure exactly) your spellcasting mod to the original number that needs to be rolled to misfire would mean that with +5 spell mod, you roll 1-6 on a d6 to misfire. 

 Iirc if a weapon has a misfire score of say 12 then if the attack roll is 12 or less the weapon misfires also it would count as casting a spell in the action economy 

 You’re right, sorry 😭 I googled it and apparently my brain just made up the misfire rule. So you fire the gun, roll gun damage, and cast the spell, or do you just cast the spell through the gun ?

 The first one is correct. so you essentially get two actions while running the risk of wasting your action if it misfires 

 I like it! How much gold do you want for it?

 Yes

 *takes out 15 gold pieces, then proceeds to spell the word 'yes' with the coins*

Will that suffice?

 No

 But you said 'yes'. Is this not a yes?

 Gimme all your gold and I’ll add this mechanic into my new thread 

 I am a dragon! I'll never give up my hoard!

 Ah, so you do not wish to be shooting fireballs from your revolver at beings of steel and flesh that want to pound you to a pulp?

 Now when you put it like that...

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Spellslinging: by combining a firearm and magic, you can produce a powerful yet unreliable attack. By adding your spellcasting modifier to the weapon’s misfire score, you can shoot a bullet imbued with magic. You can now make an attack roll with either your dexterity or spellcasting modifier, regardless of whether or not the bullet connects, you may make a spell attack. In the event that the spell you are casting requires multiple rolls (I.e magic missile, eldritch ballast, etc) you don’t make any more firearm attacks

So basically you get a free extra spellcast every time you take the attack action with a firearm? It’s really strong, but could be a class feature. The misfire score part doesn’t really work because misfires are solely roll based, so adding (what I’m assuming you meant, not sure exactly) your spellcasting mod to the original number that needs to be rolled to misfire would mean that with +5 spell mod, you roll 1-6 on a d6 to misfire. 

 Iirc if a weapon has a misfire score of say 12 then if the attack roll is 12 or less the weapon misfires also it would count as casting a spell in the action economy 

 You’re right, sorry 😭 I googled it and apparently my brain just made up the misfire rule. So you fire the gun, roll gun damage, and cast the spell, or do you just cast the spell through the gun ?

 The first one is correct. so you essentially get two actions while running the risk of wasting your action if it misfires 

 I like it! How much gold do you want for it?

 Yes

 *takes out 15 gold pieces, then proceeds to spell the word 'yes' with the coins*

Will that suffice?

 No

 But you said 'yes'. Is this not a yes?

 Gimme all your gold and I’ll add this mechanic into my new thread 

 I am a dragon! I'll never give up my hoard!

 Ah, so you do not wish to be shooting fireballs from your revolver at beings of steel and flesh that want to pound you to a pulp?

 Now when you put it like that...

 Won’t you shake a poor sinner’s hand? *smile’s evilly*

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Spellslinging: by combining a firearm and magic, you can produce a powerful yet unreliable attack. By adding your spellcasting modifier to the weapon’s misfire score, you can shoot a bullet imbued with magic. You can now make an attack roll with either your dexterity or spellcasting modifier, regardless of whether or not the bullet connects, you may make a spell attack. In the event that the spell you are casting requires multiple rolls (I.e magic missile, eldritch ballast, etc) you don’t make any more firearm attacks

So basically you get a free extra spellcast every time you take the attack action with a firearm? It’s really strong, but could be a class feature. The misfire score part doesn’t really work because misfires are solely roll based, so adding (what I’m assuming you meant, not sure exactly) your spellcasting mod to the original number that needs to be rolled to misfire would mean that with +5 spell mod, you roll 1-6 on a d6 to misfire. 

 Iirc if a weapon has a misfire score of say 12 then if the attack roll is 12 or less the weapon misfires also it would count as casting a spell in the action economy 

 You’re right, sorry 😭 I googled it and apparently my brain just made up the misfire rule. So you fire the gun, roll gun damage, and cast the spell, or do you just cast the spell through the gun ?

 The first one is correct. so you essentially get two actions while running the risk of wasting your action if it misfires 

 I like it! How much gold do you want for it?

 Yes

 *takes out 15 gold pieces, then proceeds to spell the word 'yes' with the coins*

Will that suffice?

 No

 But you said 'yes'. Is this not a yes?

 Gimme all your gold and I’ll add this mechanic into my new thread 

 I am a dragon! I'll never give up my hoard!

 Ah, so you do not wish to be shooting fireballs from your revolver at beings of steel and flesh that want to pound you to a pulp?

 Now when you put it like that...

 Won’t you shake a poor sinner’s hand? *smile’s evilly*

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 It’s one of the few I enjoyed. Mostly because of that one song 

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I love princess and the frog. Best Disney movie outside of Aladdin.

 It’s one of the few I enjoyed. Mostly because of that one song 

 Had one of the only non-suspicious relationships in Disney movies. Also Black people.

 My favorite has always been Mulan for reasons I will not elaborate on