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| Effect || Conjures a rolling wave of terror that incapacitates foes. Wave of Fear counts as magical fear and is rolled against chosen target’s Magic Resistance. If successful the targets become Afraid (a -2 penalty to all skill rolls including attacks or spellcasting checks). The caster may choose to exclude friendly targets from the effect. If affected targets are already affected by a Fear | | Effect || Conjures a rolling wave of terror that incapacitates foes. Wave of Fear counts as magical fear and is rolled against chosen target’s Magic Resistance. If successful the targets become Afraid (a -2 penalty to all skill rolls including attacks or spellcasting checks). The caster may choose to exclude friendly targets from the effect. If affected targets are already affected by a Fear effect, they increase the severity by one step. | ||
*Afraid - Targets suffer a -2 Penalty to all skill rolls including attacks or spellcasting checks. | *Afraid - Targets suffer a -2 Penalty to all skill rolls including attacks or spellcasting checks. |
Revision as of 15:18, 16 February 2015
Rank | Ghost Spirit 3, Fear Domain 3 |
Range | 20 yards |
Area | 5 yards wide |
Duration | 2 rounds x Rank |
Casting | Verbal, Somatic |
Effect | Conjures a rolling wave of terror that incapacitates foes. Wave of Fear counts as magical fear and is rolled against chosen target’s Magic Resistance. If successful the targets become Afraid (a -2 penalty to all skill rolls including attacks or spellcasting checks). The caster may choose to exclude friendly targets from the effect. If affected targets are already affected by a Fear effect, they increase the severity by one step.
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