Spell Descriptions
The description of each spell is presented in a standard format. Each category of information is explained and defined below.
Spell Descriptions
See: Category:Spell Descriptions
Spell Format
The description of each spell is presented in a standard format. Each category of information is explained and defined below.
Name
The first line of every spell description gives the name by which the spell is generally known.
Classification
Beneath the spell name is a line displaying the spell's classification and any descriptors the spell may carry.
Circle
The third line of every spell description displays the circle of the spell as well as the spellcasting track to which it belongs.
Casting Time
The fourth line of every spell description displays the action or amount of time that is taken to cast the spell.
Range
The fourth line of every spell description displays the range from the caster within which the effect of the spell may take place.
Target or Effect
Target
If the fifth line of a spell description displays "Target," the rest of the text in the line displays the applicable target(s) of the spell.
Effect
If the fifth line of a spell description displays "Effect," the rest of the text displays the effect the spell will create within the spell's range.
Duration
If a line in a spell description begins with "Duration," the rest of the text displays how long the spell's effect lasts.
Saving Throw
If a line in a spell description begins with "Saving Throw," the rest of the text displays "None" if no saving throw is allowed against this spell. It otherwise displays the type of save that may be made against the spell's effect, and what a successful save of that type means in relation to that effect.
- Negates: The spell has no effect on a creature that makes a successful saving throw.
- Partial: The spell causes an effect on its subject. A successful saving throw means that some lesser effect occurs.
- Half: The spell deals damage, and a successful saving throw halves the damage taken.
Descriptive Text
This portion of a spell description details what the spell does and how it works. If one of the previous entries in the description included "see text," this is where the explanation is found.
Reversal
A Reversal header in a spell's description provides the name of the reverse spell, and its descriptive text. Unless otherwise displayed, the reverse spell carries the same classification, descriptors, circle, casting time, range, target or effect, duration, and saving throw lines as the normal spell.
Incantation
An Incantation header in a spell's description provides the descriptive text of the spell when it is chosen for the Imbue Spell ability under the Incantation track. Such spells chosen for the Imbue Spell ability use this version of the spell instead of the normal version of the spell. The Incantation version of the spell cannot otherwise be used. Unless otherwise stated, this version of the spell carries the same classification, descriptors, circle, range, target or effect, and duration as the normal version of the spell.