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Originally Posted by korbeau
I've read (again) Magic recently and for some strange reason, I read something and for the first time, i'm confused about something.
We can read about powerstone that: "If a Powerstone is attached to an item before that item is enchanted, the Powerstone becomes a part of the magical item. It is then a “dedicated” Powerstone. The item’s user may tap its energy – but only to power the spells cast by or through that item"
I understand the first part; if I build a staff of thunder, the energy for the spell will be taken from the powerstone but what about the second? Did it mean when you cast using a magic staff (the one mage can take to increase their reach) then the powerstone will fuel the spell instead of the mage?
If yes... then Magic staff, combine with powerstone is VEERRYY powerful!!
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I vaguely recall reading a ruling on that issue. no can cite however. IIRC the ruling went that casting a spell through the item that wasn't enchanted in the item would NOT let you tap the powerstone.