Coloured Lights (cantrip) - Revision history

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Tao alexis: Tao alexis moved page Colored Lights (cantrip) to Coloured Lights (cantrip)

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Tao alexis moved page Colored Lights (cantrip) to Coloured Lights (cantrip)

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-'''Blue globes''' are invisible to creatures with [[Infravision|infravision]], who will pass by or through their [[Illumination|illumination]] as though no light exists. These creatures will remain completely unaware of the blue globes' presence, making them useful for marking locations or signaling to those who rely on standard vision while remaining undetected by those with heat-sensitive sight.
+'''Blue globes''' are invisible to creatures with [[Infravision|infravision]], who will pass by or through their [[Illumination|illumination]] as though no light exists. These creatures will remain completely unaware of the blue globes' presence, making them useful for marking locations or signaling to those whose sight is collaborative with heat-sensitivity.
-'''Red globes''', by contrast, are only visible to the caster and to creatures with infravision. Those relying on normal vision will see nothing, as though the globes do not exist. To creatures with infravision, however, the red globes provide clear illumination, casting visible light up to 180 feet, functioning as reliable sources of illumination in complete darkness without disrupting the visibility of those accustomed to heat-based vision. This makes them particularly useful in underground environments, where those with infravision — such as [[Dwarf Race & Physiology|dwarves]], [[Elf Race & Physiology|elves]] and various subterranean creatures — can benefit from the light without alerting others to its presence.
+'''Red globes''', by contrast, are only visible to the caster and to creatures with infravision. Those relying on normal vision will see nothing, as though the globes do not exist.  To creatures with infravision, however, the red globes provide clear illumination, casting visible light up to 180 feet, functioning as reliable sources of illumination in complete darkness.  This makes them particularly useful in underground environments, where those with infravision — such as [[Dwarf Race & Physiology|dwarves]], [[Elf Race & Physiology|elves]] and various subterranean creatures — can benefit from the light without alerting others to its presence.
 '''Yellow globes''' are visible to all creatures, regardless of whether they rely on normal vision or infravision. They function as standard light sources.

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	'''Red globes''', by contrast, are only visible to the caster and to creatures with infravision. Those relying on normal vision will see nothing, as though the globes do not exist. To creatures with infravision, however, the red globes provide clear illumination, casting visible light up to 180 feet, functioning as reliable sources of illumination in complete darkness without disrupting the visibility of those accustomed to heat-based vision. This makes them particularly useful in underground environments, where those with infravision — such as [[Dwarf Race & Physiology\|dwarves]], [[Elf Race & Physiology\|elves]] and various subterranean creatures — can benefit from the light without alerting others to its presence.		'''Red globes''', by contrast, are only visible to the caster and to creatures with infravision. Those relying on normal vision will see nothing, as though the globes do not exist. To creatures with infravision, however, the red globes provide clear illumination, casting visible light up to 180 feet, functioning as reliable sources of illumination in complete darkness without disrupting the visibility of those accustomed to heat-based vision. This makes them particularly useful in underground environments, where those with infravision — such as [[Dwarf Race & Physiology\|dwarves]], [[Elf Race & Physiology\|elves]] and various subterranean creatures — can benefit from the light without alerting others to its presence.

−	'''Yellow globes''' are visible to all creatures, regardless of whether they rely on normal vision or infravision. They function as standard light sources~~, illuminating their surroundings clearly within a 15-foot diameter per globe~~.	+	'''Yellow globes''' are visible to all creatures, regardless of whether they rely on normal vision or infravision. They function as standard light sources.

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	'''Red globes''', by contrast, are only visible to the caster and to creatures with infravision. Those relying on normal vision will see nothing, as though the globes do not exist. To creatures with infravision, however, the red globes provide clear illumination, casting visible light up to 180 feet, functioning as reliable sources of illumination in complete darkness without disrupting the visibility of those accustomed to heat-based vision. This makes them particularly useful in underground environments, where those with infravision — such as [[Dwarf Race & Physiology\|dwarves]], [[Elf Race & Physiology\|elves]] and various subterranean creatures — can benefit from the light without alerting others to its presence.		'''Red globes''', by contrast, are only visible to the caster and to creatures with infravision. Those relying on normal vision will see nothing, as though the globes do not exist. To creatures with infravision, however, the red globes provide clear illumination, casting visible light up to 180 feet, functioning as reliable sources of illumination in complete darkness without disrupting the visibility of those accustomed to heat-based vision. This makes them particularly useful in underground environments, where those with infravision — such as [[Dwarf Race & Physiology\|dwarves]], [[Elf Race & Physiology\|elves]] and various subterranean creatures — can benefit from the light without alerting others to its presence.

−	'''Yellow globes''' are visible to all creatures, regardless of whether they rely on normal vision or ~~[[Infravision\|~~infravision]]. They function as standard light sources, illuminating their surroundings clearly within a 15-foot diameter per globe.	+	'''Yellow globes''' are visible to all creatures, regardless of whether they rely on normal vision or infravision. They function as standard light sources, illuminating their surroundings clearly within a 15-foot diameter per globe.

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 '''Blue globes''' are invisible to creatures with [[Infravision|infravision]], who will pass by or through their [[Illumination|illumination]] as though no light exists. These creatures will remain completely unaware of the blue globes' presence, making them useful for marking locations or signaling to those who rely on standard vision while remaining undetected by those with heat-sensitive sight.
-Red globes, by contrast, are only visible to the caster and to creatures with infravision. Those relying on normal vision will see nothing, as though the globes do not exist. To creatures with infravision, however, the red globes provide clear illumination, casting visible light up to 180 feet, functioning as reliable sources of illumination in complete darkness without disrupting the visibility of those accustomed to heat-based vision. This makes them particularly useful in underground environments, where those with infravision — such as [[Dwarf Race & Physiology|dwarves]], [[Elf Race & Physiology|elves]] and various subterranean creatures — can benefit from the light without alerting others to its presence.
+'''Red globes''', by contrast, are only visible to the caster and to creatures with infravision. Those relying on normal vision will see nothing, as though the globes do not exist. To creatures with infravision, however, the red globes provide clear illumination, casting visible light up to 180 feet, functioning as reliable sources of illumination in complete darkness without disrupting the visibility of those accustomed to heat-based vision. This makes them particularly useful in underground environments, where those with infravision — such as [[Dwarf Race & Physiology|dwarves]], [[Elf Race & Physiology|elves]] and various subterranean creatures — can benefit from the light without alerting others to its presence.
-Yellow globes produced by '''Coloured Lights''' are visible to all creatures, regardless of whether they rely on normal vision or [[Infravision|infravision]]. They function as standard light sources, illuminating their surroundings clearly within a 15-foot diameter per globe.
+'''Yellow globes''' are visible to all creatures, regardless of whether they rely on normal vision or [[Infravision|infravision]]. They function as standard light sources, illuminating their surroundings clearly within a 15-foot diameter per globe.

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-'''Blue globes''' produced by '''Coloured Lights''' are invisible to creatures with [[Infravision|infravision]], who will pass by or through their [[Illumination|illumination]] as though no light exists. These creatures will remain completely unaware of the blue globes' presence, making them useful for marking locations or signaling to those who rely on standard vision while remaining undetected by those with heat-sensitive sight.
+'''Blue globes''' are invisible to creatures with [[Infravision|infravision]], who will pass by or through their [[Illumination|illumination]] as though no light exists. These creatures will remain completely unaware of the blue globes' presence, making them useful for marking locations or signaling to those who rely on standard vision while remaining undetected by those with heat-sensitive sight.
 Red globes, by contrast, are only visible to the caster and to creatures with infravision. Those relying on normal vision will see nothing, as though the globes do not exist. To creatures with infravision, however, the red globes provide clear illumination, casting visible light up to 180 feet, functioning as reliable sources of illumination in complete darkness without disrupting the visibility of those accustomed to heat-based vision. This makes them particularly useful in underground environments, where those with infravision — such as [[Dwarf Race & Physiology|dwarves]], [[Elf Race & Physiology|elves]] and various subterranean creatures — can benefit from the light without alerting others to its presence.

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 '''Coloured Lights''' is a cantrip that conjures up to four globes of illusory light, each of which remains fixed in place for the duration of the spell. These glowing orbs provide illumination within a 15-foot diameter area per globe, casting a steady, unwavering radiance in the chosen location.  As purely illusory constructs, the globes have no physical substance and cannot be broken, nor do they generate heat or interact with objects in any way. However, their effect can be negated by dispel magic or [[Darkness (spell)|darkness]], causing them to fade instantly.
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-Blue globes cannot be detected by creatures who have [[Infravision|infravision]], who will pass by or through the light created by the cantrip as though it does not exist.
+Red globes, by contrast, are only visible to the caster and to creatures with infravision. Those relying on normal vision will see nothing, as though the globes do not exist. To creatures with infravision, however, the red globes provide clear illumination, casting visible light up to 180 feet, functioning as reliable sources of illumination in complete darkness without disrupting the visibility of those accustomed to heat-based vision. This makes them particularly useful in underground environments, where those with infravision — such as [[Dwarf Race & Physiology|dwarves]], [[Elf Race & Physiology|elves]] and various subterranean creatures — can benefit from the light without alerting others to its presence.
-Red globes can only be seen by creatures with infravision, or by the caster. Creatures with infravision will be able to see the illumination caused by red globes up to 180’.
+Yellow globes produced by '''Coloured Lights''' are visible to all creatures, regardless of whether they rely on normal vision or [[Infravision|infravision]]. They function as standard light sources, illuminating their surroundings clearly within a 15-foot diameter per globe.
 See [[Illusionary Cantrips]]
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+[[Category: Reviewed]]

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 {{Spelltable
 | name = Colored Lights
 | range = 60 ft.
-| duration = 1 round per level
+| duration = 1 [[Combat Round|round]] per [[Experience Level|level]]
 | area of effect = 15 ft. circle per globe
 | casting time = 1 round
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-Blue globes cannot be detected by creatures who have [[Infravision|infravision]], who will pass by or through the light created by the cantrip as though it does not exist.<br>
+Blue globes cannot be detected by creatures who have [[Infravision|infravision]], who will pass by or through the light created by the cantrip as though it does not exist.
-Red globes can only be seen by creatures with infravision, or by the caster. Creatures with infravision will be able to see the illumination caused by red globes up to 180’.<br>
+Red globes can only be seen by creatures with infravision, or by the caster. Creatures with infravision will be able to see the illumination caused by red globes up to 180’.
 Yellow globes are visible to everyone, and disrupt infravision as normal light does.<br>

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	See [[Illusionary Cantrips]]		See [[Illusionary Cantrips]]
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