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== <big>'''Control Weather'''</big> == | |||
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|''[[Primal]]'' ''Invocation, Alchemy, Extrinsic, Weather'' | |||
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|''Prerequisites: Primal Tier 2'' | |||
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|'''Casting Time:''' 15 minutes | |||
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|'''Range:''' Sight | |||
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|'''Materials:''' 1 gallon of water or 1 pound of sand | |||
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|'''Requires:''' Gesture, Verbal | |||
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|'''Duration:''' 1 hour | |||
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!Spell Description | |||
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|You change the atmosphere’s nonmagical composition in a 1⁄2-mile radius around you. This change occurs gradually over the course of 10 minutes and then is maintained for the duration. You choose the weather’s new properties based on whether you used water or sand. | |||
'''Water:''' You can cause light precipitation of any kind, or cause heavy rainfall that results in a thunderstorm but not a tornado or hurricane. Alternatively, you can cause the area to be foggy, overcast, or humid. | |||
''' | '''Sand:''' You can suppress any precipitation or reduce thunderstorm conditions, making it impossible for a tornado or hurricane to form when it might have otherwise. | ||
Alternatively, you can cause the area to gain a pleasant breeze or to lose all wind movement. | |||
In addition to the effects you specify, you can adjust the area’s temperature by up to 40 ° F. | |||
This has no effect on magical weather. | |||
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Revision as of 17:18, 5 July 2024
Control Weather |
| Primal Invocation, Alchemy, Extrinsic, Weather |
| Prerequisites: Primal Tier 2 |
| Casting Time: 15 minutes |
| Range: Sight |
| Materials: 1 gallon of water or 1 pound of sand |
| Requires: Gesture, Verbal |
| Duration: 1 hour |
| Spell Description |
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| You change the atmosphere’s nonmagical composition in a 1⁄2-mile radius around you. This change occurs gradually over the course of 10 minutes and then is maintained for the duration. You choose the weather’s new properties based on whether you used water or sand.
Water: You can cause light precipitation of any kind, or cause heavy rainfall that results in a thunderstorm but not a tornado or hurricane. Alternatively, you can cause the area to be foggy, overcast, or humid. Sand: You can suppress any precipitation or reduce thunderstorm conditions, making it impossible for a tornado or hurricane to form when it might have otherwise. Alternatively, you can cause the area to gain a pleasant breeze or to lose all wind movement. In addition to the effects you specify, you can adjust the area’s temperature by up to 40 ° F. This has no effect on magical weather. |