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Closes an open, bleeding [[Wounds|wound]], sealing it so that no further [[Combat Round|round]]-by-round [[Damage (hit points)|damage]] is suffered. Only one wound can be closed by the cantrip, but it will be effective no matter how large the wound is. Therefore, a wound causing 3 [[Hit Points|hit points]] damage per round can be closed as efficiently as a smaller one. | Closes an open, bleeding [[Wounds|wound]], sealing it so that no further [[Combat Round|round]]-by-round [[Damage (hit points)|damage]] is suffered. Only one wound can be closed by the cantrip, but it will be effective no matter how large the wound is. Therefore, a wound causing 3 [[Hit Points|hit points]] damage per round can be closed as efficiently as a smaller one. | ||
| − | The cantrip cannot be reversed; it cannot open wounds in | + | The cantrip cannot be reversed; it cannot open wounds in others. |
Revision as of 00:05, 27 April 2021
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| Range | 10 ft. |
| Duration | permanent |
| Area of Effect | 1 creature |
| Casting Time | 2 action points |
| Saving Throw | none |
| Level | cantrip |
Closes an open, bleeding wound, sealing it so that no further round-by-round damage is suffered. Only one wound can be closed by the cantrip, but it will be effective no matter how large the wound is. Therefore, a wound causing 3 hit points damage per round can be closed as efficiently as a smaller one.
The cantrip cannot be reversed; it cannot open wounds in others.
