Difference between revisions of "Cure Blindness (spell)"
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Permanently cures [[Blindness (condition)|blindness]], either that which is congenital from birth or which results from disease, poison or magic. However, the spell will not restore a lost or destroyed eyeball—so if there is no eye, the spell will have no effect. | Permanently cures [[Blindness (condition)|blindness]], either that which is congenital from birth or which results from disease, poison or magic. However, the spell will not restore a lost or destroyed eyeball—so if there is no eye, the spell will have no effect. | ||
| − | The reverse of the spell, cause blindness, requires a successful touch against an unwilling victim. A save vs. magic negates the spell, but if failed the effects are permanent. | + | == Cause Blindness == |
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| + | The reverse of the spell, '''cause blindness''', requires a successful touch against an unwilling victim. A [[Saving Throws|save vs. magic]] negates the spell, but if failed the effects are permanent. | ||
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Revision as of 21:49, 21 June 2022
| Range | touch |
| Duration | permanent |
| Area of Effect | 1 creature |
| Casting Time | 1 round |
| Saving Throw | none; see text |
| Level | cleric (3rd) |
Permanently cures blindness, either that which is congenital from birth or which results from disease, poison or magic. However, the spell will not restore a lost or destroyed eyeball—so if there is no eye, the spell will have no effect.
Cause Blindness
The reverse of the spell, cause blindness, requires a successful touch against an unwilling victim. A save vs. magic negates the spell, but if failed the effects are permanent.
