Using this spell, the caster hurls a tremendous and gigantic wave of electrical energy, overpressure, and a terrifying image at their target, which can cause fear, confusion, and widespread damage. It is known to devastate armies and towns, and using this spell is considered to be a grave act of war in most instances.
Thunderbird's Visitation Conjuration (Summoning) and Illusion (Phantasm) Level: Druid 7 Sorcerer/Wizard 8 Components: Verbal, Somatic, Material Casting Time: 1 minute Range: 1000 ft. + 100 ft./level Effect: A line 500ft. wide Duration: 3 rounds Saving Throw: See text Spell Resistance: Partial, see text This spell creates an enormous bird-shaped wave of crackling black storm clouds, fifty feet high and five hundred feet long, which sweeps from the sky and rushes forwards, engulfing everything in its path. The cloud strikes as a horizontal line at the point of origin of the spell, sweeping forwards by 50 feet per round. Those who the wave passes over take three effects, listed below: First, 1d6 electrical and 1d4 sonic damage (Reflex save for half). Spell Resistance does not apply against this effect. Second, the entire area of the spell's effect since its casting is filled with an obscuring dark cloud, as Obscuring Mist, for the entire duration of the spell (so at the end of the first round, it will be a 500ft. x 50ft. area, at the end of the second round, it will be a 500ft.x 100ft. area, and at the end of the third round, it covers a 500ft. x 150ft. area), and then dissipates at the start of the caster's next turn. Spell Resistance does not apply against this effect. Third, anyone inside the cloud must succeed on a Will save or become Frightened for the next 1d6 rounds as unreasoning terror fills their mind. Spell Resistance does apply to this effect. Material Components: A tail feather from a Roc, a fulgurite made by lightning striking sand, and a ruby worth at least 500 gold pieces, crushed as part of the spell casting. Also posted on Game Masters Stash on 23 April 2019. Comments are closed.
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