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{{Spelltable | {{Spelltable | ||
| name = Part Water | | name = Part Water | ||
| − | | range = 20 ft. per level | + | | range = 20 ft. per [[Experience Level|level]] |
| duration = 10 minutes per level | | duration = 10 minutes per level | ||
| area of effect = 10 ft. wide path per level, 10 yards long per level | | area of effect = 10 ft. wide path per level, 10 yards long per level | ||
| − | | casting time = 3 rounds | + | | casting time = 3 [[Combat Round|rounds]] |
| save = none | | save = none | ||
| level = [[Cleric 6th Level Spells|cleric (6th)]] | | level = [[Cleric 6th Level Spells|cleric (6th)]] | ||
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Though the path will be made dry, the rocks, embankments, sand, stones or cliffs will remain unchanged. | Though the path will be made dry, the rocks, embankments, sand, stones or cliffs will remain unchanged. | ||
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Revision as of 23:28, 17 April 2021
| Range | 20 ft. per level |
| Duration | 10 minutes per level |
| Area of Effect | 10 ft. wide path per level, 10 yards long per level |
| Casting Time | 3 rounds |
| Saving Throw | none |
| Level | cleric (6th) |
Creates a path through water, so as to produce a dry surface upon which travellers can walk, perhaps ride. The water on either side of the path is driven back and held, where it can be freely touched or sampled, but will not rush in until the spell duration has expired.
Though any depth of water may be pushed apart, the origin of the part water spell must begin upon some shore.
Rivers and streams, too, may be parted—in which case the path of the water is obstructed without creating a dam (the river will continue to flow, but beneath the surface, even through solid rock).
Though the path will be made dry, the rocks, embankments, sand, stones or cliffs will remain unchanged.
