OOC<br/>I'm still getting used to the Elliquiy Dice Roller.  If there are any conventions, let me know.<br/>Falgrim Failed Save vs. Levitation (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=157239)<br/>I don't normally roll saves for characters.  However, I felt that my rolling would allow me to move the scene along.<br/><br/>@All, I'm playing a bit fast and loose with 5e action economy here.  Prime could have simply Counterspelled Dafina's spell.  The Dispell Magic and Feather Fall (overkill for a 5ft drop) - would eat up an action and a reaction.  So, technically, Dafina could take an action before Prime's next spell (Suggestion).  However, I think the current situation makes for a far more interesting story.<br/>@ihinka, DC 17 Wis Save to resist Prime's suggestion spell.<br/><br/>BTW, the four stages of group dynamics - forming, storming, norming and performing.<br/><hr/><div class="floatleft">(https://i.pinimg.com/564x/01/2f/92/012f92557e0fcb39b7eebd212ab149a8.jpg)</div>Prime clapped her hands with glee - the metal gauntlets slammed together - as Khora rebuffed Dafina's advances.<strong>"Oh good. My group has skipped over the forming portion of the group and gone straight to storming."</strong><br/><br/>Then Dafina coughed, although most people detected a trace of some arcane words mixed in with her cough. Falgrim started floating towards the top of the cave.<br/><br/>Prime got a scowl on her face.  She slammed her metal gauntlets together with a clang. Suddenly, Falgrim was no longer floating, or rather he floated gently down to the ground.  Prime whirled and faced Dafina,<strong>"No.  Bad Genie!  You will apologize to Falgrim and ask what you can do to remedy casting hostile magic at your fellow party member.  You will do what he tells you to do."</strong>Dafina felt the surge of magic from Prime and felt compelled to do Prime's bidding.<br/><br/>Prime pointed one of her large metallic fingers at Falgrim,<strong>"Be careful what you tell her to do.  She is a fellow party member.  Should I think your request too harsh, you will have my disapproval.</strong>Prime loaded the word disapproval with a fair bit of weight.