Song of Visit is a spell used by:
- Type
- Enchantment
- School
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Protection
- Range
- Self
- Incantation
- “I sing to entertain friend and foe” x3
- Effects
- Bearer cannot be wounded and is Immune to all Schools.
Bearer is Stopped.
Bearer must Chant “Song of Visit” or sing a song regarding their general good nature and friendly disposition.
Singing in place of the normal Chant is still a Chant and must follow all Chant rules.
When Song of Visit is removed player becomes Insubstantial and must immediately move directly to their base. Upon arrival, they must immediately end the effect as per Insubstantial.
- Limitations or Restrictions
- Bearer may not wield weapons, interact with game objects, impede play, gain further Enchantments, or target any player.
- Notes
- This Enchantment can be removed by Dispel Magic and similar abilities. If the Insubstantial State is ended, the rest of the effect is ended as well.
FAQ
Common Reeving
The following is not an official part of the Rules of Play, or an Official Clarification, but is a common way Reeves have ruled on particular issues. It is provided for a reference only, and the final decision, as always, remains with the ruling Reeve. If I use Song of Visit and end my song, can I end my own Insubstantial state to put myself behind enemy lines?
- Per the rules of Insubstantial, a player:
...may remove this State from themselves at any time by Incanting “I return to the physical world” x2 provided they are the cause of the State and the State was not imparted by an Enchantment.
- They may not leave Insubstantial this way for two reasons: The state is imparted by this enchantment, and the enchantment, and not the player, is the cause of the state. They may, however, target themselves with Release to exit the state, as long as they are also Ambulant at the time (because they must "immediately" return to base and therefore cannot stop moving to incant).