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=== Uncommon Spells === | === Uncommon Spells === | ||
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| Level: 2 || Casting Time: 10 Minutes || Enchantment | |||
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| Range: 30ft || Duration: 1 Hour || Components: V(S) | |||
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You recite one of the great tales of Drakomere while casting this spell. Choose one of the following Tales, you grant up to four other willing creatures and yourself gain it's effects:<br> | |||
'''The Ballad of Artham.''' You and each target gain 2d8 Temporary Hit Points for the duration. An affected creature has advantage on attack rolls against Aberrations and Dragons, and advantage on Saving Throws imposed by those creature.<br> | |||
'''The Tale of One-Eyed Flame.''' You and each target lose all forms of sight, and gain Truesight out to a range of 120ft, being blind past that point. An effected creature can also use an Action to shoot fire out of its eyes, forcing one creature of its choice that it can see to make a Dexterity Saving Throw against your Spell Save DC, taking 2d6 Fire Damage on a failed save. After shooting fire, this spell ends on that creature.<br> | |||
'''The Cousins Three.''' You and each target gain resistance to Lightning, Thunder, and Psychic Damage, Advantage on Strength, Charisma, and Wisdom Saving Throws, and you deal double damage to objects and structures, but quadruple damage to trees.<br> | |||
'''Ziernoekh's Song.'''<br> | |||
'''The Legend of S'óekhìq.'''<br> | |||
:'''At Higher Levels.''' When you cast this spell using a spell slot of 3rd level or higher, you can choose one additional tale for you and targets to be affected by for each slot level above 2nd | |||
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| Level: 2 || Casting Time: 1 Action || Evocation | | Level: 2 || Casting Time: 1 Action || Evocation | ||