The Spell Rebuild

[Fred Brackin]

Originally Posted by elthinius

Second, and more important, suppose the car gets into a wreck and the rear view mirror flies off. )

That's not enough for a Rebuild. You need at least 5% of the original mass.

But if the question is "Can you use this spell to make money?" the answer is yes. Even spells not designed to do anything but kill goblins can have financially useful applications.

[Anaraxes]

Originally Posted by elthinius

I've pretty much decided against allowing more than one 'rebuilt' item at a time.

You could make an exception for any mage whose backstory includes an axe-wielding grandfather named Theseus.

[malloyd]

Originally Posted by Nereidalbel

I'd just rule that any salvagable pieces manage to incorporate themselves into the rebuild. Ends all abuse right there.

Note that Repair requires you to supply material suitable for making replacement parts, which would ordinarily be those salvaged bits. Not too surprisingly given the problems of the entire Tech college, Rebuild doesn't say it inherits that limitation, but probably would if it had been playtested.

[benz72]

Originally Posted by elthinius

So, the need for anything beyond gas can be managed with a rebuild spell.

What if you had an alternate tech car (or a real space vehicle) that ran off an RTG?

Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radioi...tric_generator

Obviously the schematic calls for the power unit to be 'full'. so would a rebuild also provide fuel in this case?