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|Casting this ritual requires you to be interacting with a target creature in a meaningful way, such as talking with them, dancing with them, or giving a public performance that they are watching. When you complete the ritual, make a magic attack against that creature’s WILL. On a hit, that creature is Enthralled by you for the duration. They are aware that they were magically influenced both during and after the extent of the | |Casting this ritual requires you to be interacting with a target creature in a meaningful way, such as talking with them, dancing with them, or giving a public performance that they are watching. When you complete the ritual, make a magic attack against that creature’s WILL. On a hit, that creature is Enthralled by you for the duration. They are aware that they were magically influenced both during and after the extent of the charm. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:48, 1 August 2025
Entice |
| Occult Ritual, Enchanting, Charm |
| Prerequisites: Occult Power 13 |
| Casting Time: 10 minutes |
| Range: 60 ft |
| Materials: None |
| Recharge: Take a Rest |
| Duration: 24 hours |
| Spell Description |
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| Casting this ritual requires you to be interacting with a target creature in a meaningful way, such as talking with them, dancing with them, or giving a public performance that they are watching. When you complete the ritual, make a magic attack against that creature’s WILL. On a hit, that creature is Enthralled by you for the duration. They are aware that they were magically influenced both during and after the extent of the charm. |