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|effect=The caster and up to five willing players in physical contact with the caster become [[Insubstantial]]. | |effect=The caster and up to five willing players in physical contact with the caster become [[Insubstantial]]. | ||
| − | The caster may end Circle of Protection at any time by ending | + | The caster may end Circle of Protection at any time by ending their Insubstantial [[State]] with the standard [[Insubstantial|Incantation]]. |
If the caster stops being Insubstantial by any means, the [[Enchantment]] ends. | If the caster stops being Insubstantial by any means, the [[Enchantment]] ends. | ||
Revision as of 20:54, 30 January 2020
Circle of Protection is a spell usable by:
- 4th Level Healers
| Type | |
|---|---|
| School | |
| Range | Self |
| Incantation | “Circle of Protection” x3 |
| Materials | No strip required. |
| Effects | The caster and up to five willing players in physical contact with the caster become Insubstantial.
The caster may end Circle of Protection at any time by ending their Insubstantial State with the standard Incantation. If the caster stops being Insubstantial by any means, the Enchantment ends. Players under the effect of Circle of Protection may use magic and abilities on players under the effect of the same Circle of Protection as though they were not Insubstantial. |
| Limitations or Restrictions | |
| Notes | Effects which would normally remove the Insubstantial State (Tracking, Release, etc) will remove this Enchantment. |
See Also:
- Magic, Abilities, States and Special Effects for rules regarding magic.
- Category: Magic and Abilities for a list of all magic and abilities.
