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Originally Posted by tbeard1999
I think I answered those questions later in the post. Basically, I propose the later of (a) the first turn of the next dawn (I.e. when the sun clears the horizon) or (b) the first turn that occurs six hours after the once-per-day event occurs. (A) occurs on turn 21,600, if turn 1 begins at midnight and if dawn happens at 6am. (B) occurs 21,600 turns after the the once-per-day event occurs. If the wizard casts the “once a day” spell at exactly 10 am (turn 36,000), he can cast it again on the next turn 21,600 (which starts at 6 am the next morning). If he casts it at exactly 4 am (turn 14,400), he can cast it again on turn 36,000 (i.e., 10 am).
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Ty,... Barring the fact that there only 17,280 of these "per day" 5-Second Combat Turns between a 24 hour period from spell cast to spell cast... do you feel your proposed methods (A) meets the qualifier of
*accurate*; or (B) meets the qualifier of
*easy*; as put forth in the OP?
JK