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When you cast this spell to unseal an object, you may first make an INT check (modified by Arcana) against a DC determined by the MC. If you succeed, you know how many SP you must spend to Unseal the object. If you fail, then you do not know how many SP you need. Either way, choose how many SP you spend on this spell; if you do not spend enough SP, you lose those SP but the object remains sealed. | When you cast this spell to unseal an object, you may first make an INT check (modified by Arcana) against a DC determined by the MC. If you succeed, you know how many SP you must spend to Unseal the object. If you fail, then you do not know how many SP you need. Either way, choose how many SP you spend on this spell; if you do not spend enough SP, you lose those SP but the object remains sealed. | ||
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Arcane Ritual, Spell, Fundamental, Warding, Conjuring 60 (10 minutes)
APC: 1
SPC: Special
Range: Touch
Requires: Gesture, Verbal, Visual
Duration: Indefinite
When you cast this spell to seal an object, choose a certain amount of SP to spend and touch a door, lock, clasp, or latch. That door, lock, or latch becomes magically sealed and can only be unsealed if the same caster or another caster uses the Seal/Unseal spell and expends SP equal to or greater than the SP used to seal the lock.
When you cast this spell to unseal an object, you may first make an INT check (modified by Arcana) against a DC determined by the MC. If you succeed, you know how many SP you must spend to Unseal the object. If you fail, then you do not know how many SP you need. Either way, choose how many SP you spend on this spell; if you do not spend enough SP, you lose those SP but the object remains sealed.