Which are Enchantment spells?

[Robai]

Here
http://ddowiki.com/page/Elf

is this:
+2 saving throw bonus against enchantment spells or effects

What exactly does it mean?
Can you give examples?

[AyumiAmakusa]

Here
http://ddowiki.com/page/Elf

is this:
+2 saving throw bonus against enchantment spells or effects

What exactly does it mean?
Can you give examples?

1) You are on DDOwiki.
2) Type 'Enchantment' into the Search bar.
3) Click 'Enchantments'.
4) Read the list under 'Spells'.
5) Come back to the forums and tell us what you found.

A little research goes a long way.

[diamabel]

In D&D spells are classified. There exist several different types of categories.

Acrane spells are divided into different schools (necromancy/transmutation/illusion/divination/evocation/enchantment/etc.).

Divine spells are divided (or have been in previous editions) into spheres (like law, chaos, sun, good, evil, animal, fire, water, plant, etc.). Access to these spells was determined by the ethos/religion the priest (cleric/druid/etc.) belongs to. Additionally divine spells are too classified with the arcane classification system (to make it easier with saving throws and stuff).

Enchantment spells are spells like sleep/charm/hold. Elves are (by tradition) resilient vs enchantments.

[Robai]

Thanks!

Didn't think that Enchantment and Enhancement are different things

http://ddowiki.com/page/Enhancements
http://ddowiki.com/page/Enchantment

[Symar-FangofLloth]

Thanks!

Didn't think that Enchantment and Enhancement are different things

If you were to ask in general chat, everyone would be talking about "Enchancements."

[Garth_of_Sarlona]

http://compendium.ddo.com/wiki/Categ...antment_Spells

Garth