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I'm looking at creating a fey that can fly permanently. By taking the "Magic Weave" feat, I can gain the spell-like ability to fly for 9 points (cost reduction for changing the spell to "self" only.) Since the fey will get physical wings in the process, it doesn't make sense to me that a "dispel magic" spell could disable the ability. As such, I also want to take the "Improved Magic Weave" feat for an additional 9 points to turn it into a supernatural ability, for a total cost of 18 points. Did I read that process correctly? I would have to do that for each power that I wanted as a supernatural ability?

In achieving this, I had to take the two feats a combined total of three times, given me 24 total points. How am I allowed to use the remaining 6 points? Can I mix-and-match to take an additional low-level spell and put the rest into skill or attribute points? Importantly, can I take multiple spells with a single use of a magic weave feat?

I've collected a lot of corrections and additional information regarding the Guide through various forum responses from the author. I feel lucky to have found the information in the course of doing google searches. Is there an addendum or errata for the Guide somewhere that provides a more comprehensive list of the changes?

Thank you.

This is in the wrong section of the forum, since the Complete Guide series is not a DCC product, so that may limit what answers you're going to get...

FWIW, I don't know the book nor it's rules, but if the wings were created with magic, it doesn't seem too unreasonable that they could be dispelled, maybe just temporarily.

Thanks for the reply. If a moderator wants to move my post to a more appropriate forum, they're welcome to do so. I'm obviously hoping to get a response from someone with the appropriate knowledge. I apologize that I'm unfamiliar with the product line this channel is intended for. I saw "rules discussion" and went for it, without recognizing the acronyms involved. Given that that the post required moderator approval before being posted, I'm surprised they didn't select a better location then.