Produce Fire (spell) - Revision history

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 Once the material starts to burn, the result is [[Normal Fire|normal fire]], not [[Magical Fire|magical]].  The effect depends, again, upon the materials being ignited.  Oil, once lit, can easily be used to ignite any surface it touches, which can spread a fire quickly.  With other materials, assume that each [[Combat Hex|combat hex]] with combustible material that's adjacent to the burning area has a 50/50 chance of igniting.  Increase this to 3 in 4 if the area is enclosed.  Very combustable material — such as dry hay, paper or tarred surfaces — should alight without a die roll.  If a hex adjoins two hexes that are on fire, roll two dice, with either sufficient to set the hex aflame; no more than 3 dice should be rolled to make this determination.
-Wet areas, those with heavy wood, surfaces that are covered with heavily sanded pitch, can show a resistance to fire by assigning them a 1 in 4 to a 1 in 12, as judged by the dungeon master.  High winds outdoors can tight the roll probability higher, either by adding an extra die or adjusting the odds.  Strong fires can easily jump 2 to 10 hexes in the space of a round, once they get going.  This can also be assigned.
+Wet areas, those with heavy wood, surfaces that are covered with heavily sanded pitch, can show a resistance to fire by assigning them a 1 in 4 to a 1 in 12, as judged by the dungeon master.  High winds outdoors can raise the roll probability higher, either by adding an extra die or adjusting the odds.  Strong fires can easily jump 2 to 10 hexes in the space of a round, once they get going.  This can also be assigned.
 == Using Produce Fire in Combat ==

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 [[File:Produce Flame (spell).jpg|right|525px|thumb]]
-'''Produce fire''' is a spell that conjures an immolating [[Magical Fire|magical blaze]] that envelops the caster's chosen hand, which can be used to set materials alight or to seize hold of an enemy to cause [[Damage (hit points)|damage]].  The flame isn't as hot as natural fire, so it often requires persistence to force an object to ignite as the caster wishes.
+'''Produce Fire''' is a spell that summons an intense yet controlled blaze that engulfs the caster's chosen hand.  This [[Magical Fire|magical flame]] causes no damage to the caster, as it lacks the immediate searing of heat — but it can be used to ignite natural materials or to cause [[Damage (hit points)|damage]] to a defender.
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 | level = [[Druid 2nd Level Spells|druid (2nd)]]
 }}
-== Ignition ==
+Once the material starts to burn, the result is [[Normal Fire|normal fire]], not [[Magical Fire|magical]].  The effect depends, again, upon the materials being ignited.  Oil, once lit, can easily be used to ignite any surface it touches, which can spread a fire quickly.  With other materials, assume that each [[Combat Hex|combat hex]] with combustible material that's adjacent to the burning area has a 50/50 chance of igniting.  Increase this to 3 in 4 if the area is enclosed.  Very combustable material — such as dry hay, paper or tarred surfaces — should alight without a die roll.  If a hex adjoins two hexes that are on fire, roll two dice, with either sufficient to set the hex aflame; no more than 3 dice should be rolled to make this determination.
-== Fire ==
+Wet areas, those with heavy wood, surfaces that are covered with heavily sanded pitch, can show a resistance to fire by assigning them a 1 in 4 to a 1 in 12, as judged by the dungeon master.  High winds outdoors can tight the roll probability higher, either by adding an extra die or adjusting the odds.  Strong fires can easily jump 2 to 10 hexes in the space of a round, once they get going.  This can also be assigned.
-Most establishments made of wood employ fire retardant methods, such as mixing sand with pitch to raise ignition temperatures; fired bricks; or mortar made from animal dung and clay, called "wattle & daub."  Moreover, many public houses are made in large part with stone pieces in mortar.  As a result, it's much harder to set a building on fire in the game world than players usually suppose.
+== Using Produce Fire in Combat ==
-== Attacking Creatures ==
+The caster may attempt this fiery grasp once per round. However, creatures lacking a corporeal form, such as [[Shadow|shadows]] and [[Banshee|banshees]], or those with immunity to fire, remain unaffected. If the target also possesses an attack by touch, such as a [[Ghoul|ghoul]] or [[Ghast|ghast]], the caster's burning hand provides protection against those effects.
-[[Category: Druidical Spells]]
+[[Category: Druidical Spells]][[Category: Reviewed]]

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 [[File:Produce Flame (spell).jpg|right|525px|thumb]]
-'''Produce fire''' conjures an immolating [[Magical Fire|magical blaze]] that envelops the caster's chosen hand, which can be used to set materials alight or to seize hold of an enemy to cause [[Damage (hit points)|damage]].  The flame isn't as hot as natural fire, so it often requires persistence to force an object to ignite as the caster wishes.
+'''Produce fire''' is a spell that conjures an immolating [[Magical Fire|magical blaze]] that envelops the caster's chosen hand, which can be used to set materials alight or to seize hold of an enemy to cause [[Damage (hit points)|damage]].  The flame isn't as hot as natural fire, so it often requires persistence to force an object to ignite as the caster wishes.
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 [[File:Produce Flame (spell).jpg|right|525px|thumb]]
-'''Produce flame''' conjures an immolating [[Magical Fire|magical blaze]] that envelops the caster's chosen hand, which can be used to set materials alight or to seize hold of an enemy to cause [[Damage (hit points)|damage]].  The flame isn't as hot as natural fire, so it often requires persistence to force an object to ignite as the caster wishes.
+'''Produce fire''' conjures an immolating [[Magical Fire|magical blaze]] that envelops the caster's chosen hand, which can be used to set materials alight or to seize hold of an enemy to cause [[Damage (hit points)|damage]].  The flame isn't as hot as natural fire, so it often requires persistence to force an object to ignite as the caster wishes.
 {{Spelltable

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 Most establishments made of wood employ fire retardant methods, such as mixing sand with pitch to raise ignition temperatures; fired bricks; or mortar made from animal dung and clay, called "wattle & daub."  Moreover, many public houses are made in large part with stone pieces in mortar.  As a result, it's much harder to set a building on fire in the game world than players usually suppose.
-== Attacks ==
+== Attacking Creatures ==
 For each round the flame remains active, the caster can use it to cause damage in [[Combat|combat]].  To do so, the caster must attempt [[Roll to Hit|to hit]].  The enemy's [[Armour List|armour]] is ignored; the caster needs '''to hit [[Armour Class|armour class]] 10''' to succeed.  A successful hit causes 2-7 damage.

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 {{Spelltable
 | name = Produce Fire
 | range = 10 ft.
-| duration = see text
+| duration = 1 [[Combat Round|round]] per [[Experience Level|level]]
-| area of effect = 3 ft. diameter; see text
+| area of effect = caster's hand
 | casting time = 1 round
 | save = none
 | level = [[Druid 2nd Level Spells|druid (2nd)]]
 }}

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		+	\| name = Produce Fire
		+	\| range = 10 ft.
		+	\| duration = see text
		+	\| area of effect = 3 ft. diameter; see text
		+	\| casting time = 1 round
		+	\| save = none
		+	\| level = [[Druid 2nd Level Spells\|druid (2nd)]]
		+	}}