The BTS Magic Shop concert was a highly anticipated event that took place on multiple dates across various cities around the world. The concert aimed to create a transformative and healing experience for fans, allowing them to escape from their everyday lives and find solace in the music and performances of BTS. The concept of the Magic Shop is derived from a Korean proverb that states "A person's mind is the property of others." BTS reimagined this proverb and created the idea of the Magic Shop, a place where people can go to heal and find comfort. The concert aimed to bring this concept to life, giving fans a space where they could feel understood and supported. Throughout the concert, BTS performed a range of their popular songs, including hits like "DNA," "Fire," and "Boy With Luv.
As others have mentioned, buffing the party is often a good way to contribute without having to beat SR. (But note that unless they drop their SR as a standard action, allies with SR will still block applicable spells.)
com s spells DB to filter out all spells that require a caster level check when they encounter SR, or look for Spell Resistance no in the spell descriptions. This can have some nasty backdrafts if you are in an area spell you ve just cast, your spell resistance won t protect you ; in the same way, Spell Truning quickly becomes your worst nightmare because it returns to you one of your spell and then your SR is useless.
Throughout the concert, BTS performed a range of their popular songs, including hits like "DNA," "Fire," and "Boy With Luv." The energetic and powerful performances by the group were met with enthusiastic cheers and screams from the audience members, creating an electric atmosphere. In addition to the performances, the concert also featured heartfelt speeches and interactions between the BTS members and their fans.
Spell Resistance (Some questions)
Right then some fairly straightforward stuff someone might be able to enlighten me about.
A creature has spell resistance, yet has spell like abilities that it can cast on itself; mage armour, shield or the like. Are these spell like abilities subject to spell resistance if the creature casts them on itself?
The same creature has a passive buffing magical item, a ring of protection +1. Is this subject to spell resistance?
The same creature has a wand and uses a buff, enlarge person on itself from that wand. Is that buff subject to spell resistance?
This is mostly to clarify, but thank you for your time.
On the older rules you may resist spells but you don't have to. But if you are immune then the spells don't work on yourself. So you can deside not to resist with resistance.
"A creature's spell resistance never interferes with its own spells, items, or abilities."
If you are casting a spell on yourself, using a spell-like ability, activating a magic item or drinking a potion, your spell resistance doesn't apply (but it will if anyone tries the same thing : frined or enemy).
This can have some nasty backdrafts : if you are in an area spell you've just cast, your spell resistance won't protect you ; in the same way, Spell Truning quickly becomes your worst nightmare because it returns to you one of your spell and then your SR is useless .
Do we have a reference for this I've been looking in the PRD and the big book? I'm possibly just tired. Thanks for the quick response.
ugly child wrote:Do we have a reference for this I've been looking in the PRD and the big book? I'm possibly just tired. Thanks for the quick response.
Try page 564-565 of the Core Rulebook.
On a similar note, if someone casts an area effect spell (e.g. fireball) on a group of foes with SR, does the spell caster need to make a single spell resistance check, or a check for each creature affected?
I'm leaning towards a single check myself, but I was curious if there was an offical ruling.
Well technically, you should make a SR check for every enemy in the area.
But I must say that I would have no problem if a DM asks me to roll once and applies the result to each enemy.
Neil Mansell wrote:On a similar note, if someone casts an area effect spell (e.g. fireball) on a group of foes with SR, does the spell caster need to make a single spell resistance check, or a check for each creature affected?
I'm leaning towards a single check myself, but I was curious if there was an offical ruling.
Consider the spell resistance as a super save.
If a creature is rolling for its saving throws, then it should roll for its spell resistance too.
If one creature in a group fails its save or its SR, there is no reason why the others should automatically fail too. Or succeed if it succeeds in an opposite case.
Do we have a reference for this I've been looking in the PRD and the big book? I'm possibly just tired. Thanks for the quick response.
Try page 564-565 of the Core Rulebook.
On a similar note, if someone casts an area effect spell (e.g. fireball) on a group of foes with SR, does the spell caster need to make a single spell resistance check, or a check for each creature affected?
I'm leaning towards a single check myself, but I was curious if there was an offical ruling.
Many thanks. I'm playing around with mechanics for a conversion of Ravenloft and want to be clear on how to use it.
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This is mostly to clarify, but thank you for your time.
They shared personal stories, struggles, and messages of hope, inspiring fans to overcome their challenges and embrace themselves for who they truly are. The Magic Shop concert was not just a musical event but a transformative experience for fans. It provided a platform for self-reflection, growth, and healing. By creating an emotional connection with their fans throughout the concert, BTS demonstrated the power of music and its ability to bring people together. Overall, the BTS Magic Shop concert was a unique and unforgettable experience. It showcased the group's immense talent and their commitment to connecting with their fans on a deeper level. Through their music and performances, BTS created a magical atmosphere that allowed fans to find solace and healing. The concert served as a reminder of the profound impact that music can have on our lives and the importance of finding a place where we can feel accepted and understood..
Reviews for "The Impact of BTS's Magic Shop Concert on Mental Health Awareness"
1. John - 2/5 stars - I was really disappointed with the BTS Magic Shop concert. The stage setup was mediocre and there was a lack of energy from the performers. It felt like they were just going through the motions, rather than giving an exciting and memorable performance. I expected more from BTS, especially considering their enormous talent and fan base. Overall, it was a forgettable concert experience.
2. Emily - 2/5 stars - As a long-time fan of BTS, I was really looking forward to the Magic Shop concert. However, I was left feeling unsatisfied and underwhelmed. The setlist was lackluster and didn't showcase their best tracks. The stage production was lackluster, with generic visuals and uninspiring choreography. It felt like the concert was rushed and not thoroughly planned. It lacked the wow factor that I've come to expect from BTS. Disappointing, to say the least.
3. Mark - 1/5 stars - The BTS Magic Shop concert was a complete letdown. The sound quality was terrible, with the vocals often distorted and barely audible. The stage was poorly lit, making it difficult to see the members clearly. It felt like a poorly organized local talent show rather than a professional concert. I was left feeling cheated, especially considering the high ticket prices. I would not recommend this concert to any hardcore BTS fan.
4. Jennifer - 3/5 stars - While I wouldn't say I disliked the BTS Magic Shop concert, I found it to be underwhelming compared to their previous performances. The stage setup was decent, but it lacked the grandeur and creativity that I've seen in their past concerts. Additionally, the pacing felt off, with awkward transitions between songs. However, I still appreciate BTS's talent and their effort to engage with the audience. While it wasn't their best concert, it still had its moments.