Difference between revisions of "Colour (cantrip)"
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| − | The cantrip | + | The cantrip may also modify specific character attributes, specifically [[Hair Colour|hair]] and [[Eye Colour|eye color]], lips, fingernails and toenails. Alterations to the character's skin or physique aren't possible. These feature adjustments are temporary and endure for a duration of but 30 minutes per [[Experience Level|level]] of the caster. |
| − | + | The caster can also change the color of clothing and other materials, producing what appears to be professional dying or allied paint, depending on what would look most appropriate. While more than one colour may be applied to an object, the cantrip cannot produce pictures, nor will any pattern that's produced contribute meaningfully to the camouflage of the wearer. | |
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Revision as of 01:04, 10 October 2023
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Colour is a cantrip that allows for the adjustment or enhancement of an object's hue, which can be adjusted as often as the caster wishes. Metallic items can be changed in colour, but close inspection by an assayer certainly reveals the metal's true nature. Persons in the game world are aware of the cantrip and are naturally distrustful of any sizable item made of either gold or silver.
| Range | touch |
| Duration | permanent; see text |
| Area of Effect | 1 object or feature |
| Casting Time | 2 action points |
| Saving Throw | none |
| Level | cantrip |
The cantrip may also modify specific character attributes, specifically hair and eye color, lips, fingernails and toenails. Alterations to the character's skin or physique aren't possible. These feature adjustments are temporary and endure for a duration of but 30 minutes per level of the caster.
The caster can also change the color of clothing and other materials, producing what appears to be professional dying or allied paint, depending on what would look most appropriate. While more than one colour may be applied to an object, the cantrip cannot produce pictures, nor will any pattern that's produced contribute meaningfully to the camouflage of the wearer.
