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-'''Tangle''' is a [[Cantrip|cantrip]] that causes disconnected objects within its area of effect to become knotted, twisted, or matted together, making them difficult to separate. The objects affected must be at least partially loose and unattached — ropes, cords, chains, vines, fabrics, netting or even small scattered items such as silverware, fishing lines or tent poles may become entangled.
+'''Tangle''' is a [[Cantrip|cantrip]] that causes disconnected objects within its area of effect to become knotted, twisted or matted together, making them difficult to separate. The objects affected must be at least partially loose and unattached — ropes, cords, chains, vines, fabrics, netting or even small scattered items such as silverware, fishing lines or tent poles may become entangled.
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 Potentially affected objects include rope, thread, laces, strings, straps, bridles, harnesses and similar loosely connected materials. However, objects that are fully fixed in place, such as bowstrings attached to a bow, remain unaffected. A rope tied around a pole, on the other hand, could twist and loop into a tangled mess, even with one end still securely fastened to the post, making it difficult to unwind or use effectively.
-The cantrip does not affect rigid objects or solid materials that cannot be bent or wrapped, such as weapons, armour, furniture, a horse's legs and so on.  If physical force that might cause breakage or destruction is required, the material remains unaffected.  However, in situations where time is a factor, the disruption the cantrip can have significant consequences, whether delaying a pursuer, disrupting a hurried escape, or simply frustrating an unwitting victim.
+The cantrip does not affect rigid objects or solid materials that cannot be bent or wrapped, such as weapons, armour, furniture, a horse's legs and so on.  If physical force that might cause breakage or destruction is required, the material remains unaffected.  However, in situations where time is a factor, the disruption the cantrip can have significant consequences, whether delaying a pursuer, disrupting a hurried escape or simply frustrating an unwitting victim.
 == Untie ==
-The reverse of the cantrip, '''untie''', causes knots, bindings, and fastenings to come loose, provided they are not magically secured. A bowstring may slip free from its bow, a rope tied around a pole may fall slack, straps binding a chest shut may loosen and a string fastening an object closed may unravel effortlessly.
+The reverse of the cantrip, '''untie''', causes knots, bindings and fastenings to come loose, provided they are not magically secured. A bowstring may slip free from its bow, a rope tied around a pole may fall slack, straps binding a chest shut may loosen and a string fastening an object closed may unravel effortlessly.
-Additionally, untie will completely reverse the effects of the Tangle cantrip, restoring knotted, twisted, or matted objects to their original, usable state in an instant. This makes it useful for quickly undoing hasty restraints, sabotaging secured equipment, or simply correcting an unwanted mess caused by Tangle or mundane entanglement.
+Additionally, untie will completely reverse the effects of the Tangle cantrip, restoring knotted, twisted or matted objects to their original, usable state in an instant. This makes it useful for quickly undoing hasty restraints, sabotaging secured equipment or simply correcting an unwanted mess caused by Tangle or mundane entanglement.
 The dweomer cannot be used to unravel rope, thread or other similar materials. It functions only to loosen or undo knots and bindings, without affecting the integrity of the object itself. A coiled rope will unfasten, but not fray; a sewn thread will remain intact, rather than pulling apart.

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-'''Tangle''' will cause disconnected objects within the area of effect to become knotted, twisted or matted, so as to become difficult to separate.  These objects must be at least partially loose and unattached.  It will take from 4-10 [[Combat Round|rounds]] to pull them apart; until such time is given, the objects are useless.
+'''Tangle''' is a [[Cantrip|cantrip]] that causes disconnected objects within its area of effect to become knotted, twisted, or matted together, making them difficult to separate. The objects affected must be at least partially loose and unattached — ropes, cords, chains, vines, fabrics, netting or even small scattered items such as silverware, fishing lines or tent poles may become entangled.
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 | casting time = 2 [[Action Points|action points]]
 | save = none
-| level = [[Cantrip|cantrip]]
+| level = cantrip
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-Potentially affected objects include rope, thread, laces, strings, straps bridles, harnesses and so forth.  Bowstrings that are fixed to a bow may not be tangled; but a rope tied around a pole could be made to loop and tangle itself, with one end still attached to the pole.
+Potentially affected objects include rope, thread, laces, strings, straps, bridles, harnesses and similar loosely connected materials. However, objects that are fully fixed in place, such as bowstrings attached to a bow, remain unaffected. A rope tied around a pole, on the other hand, could twist and loop into a tangled mess, even with one end still securely fastened to the post, making it difficult to unwind or use effectively.
 == Untie ==
-The reverse of the cantrip, '''untie''', will release a bowstring from a bow, a rope tied around a pole, straps tied across a chest or a string fixing an object closed.  It will also reverse the effects of the tangle version of this cantrip.
+The reverse of the cantrip, '''untie''', causes knots, bindings, and fastenings to come loose, provided they are not magically secured. A bowstring may slip free from its bow, a rope tied around a pole may fall slack, straps binding a chest shut may loosen and a string fastening an object closed may unravel effortlessly.
-See [[Reversed Cantrips]]
+See also,<br>
 [[Category: Cantrips]]

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+'''Tangle''' will cause disconnected objects within the area of effect to become knotted, twisted or matted, so as to become difficult to separate.  These objects must be at least partially loose and unattached.  It will take from 4-10 [[Combat Round|rounds]] to pull them apart; until such time is given, the objects are useless.
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 See [[Reversed Cantrips]]

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-| name = Spill
+| name = Tangle
-| range = 20 ft.
+| range = 10 ft.
-| duration = permanent
+| duration = permanent; see text
-| area of effect = 1 container; see text
+| area of effect = 1 cub. yard
 | casting time = 2 [[Action Points|action points]]
 | save = none
 | level = [[Cantrip|cantrip]]
 }}

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		+	\| name = Spill
		+	\| range = 20 ft.
		+	\| duration = permanent
		+	\| area of effect = 1 container; see text
		+	\| casting time = 2 [[Action Points\|action points]]
		+	\| save = none
		+	\| level = [[Cantrip\|cantrip]]
		+	}}