Difference between revisions of "Detect Malevolence (spell)"
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− | Reveals enemies of the | + | Reveals enemies of the caster, specifically those wishing to bring harm or threaten the caster’s self or companions. The spell will reveal the degree of threat, defining it as faint, moderate, strong or overwhelming. If no malevolence is detected by the spell at all, it should be assumed that others are open to the possibility of assisting the caster or the rest of the party. |
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+ | The spell reveals only those threats that derive from living beings, regardless of intelligence or sentience. Traps and unsafe ground are not detected. | ||
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[[Category:Clerical Spells]] | [[Category:Clerical Spells]] |
Revision as of 19:26, 13 February 2020
Range | self |
Duration | 10 +5 rounds per level |
Area of Effect | 10 ft. wide, 120 ft. path |
Casting Time | 1 round |
Saving Throw | none |
Level | cleric (1st); mage (2nd) |
Reveals enemies of the caster, specifically those wishing to bring harm or threaten the caster’s self or companions. The spell will reveal the degree of threat, defining it as faint, moderate, strong or overwhelming. If no malevolence is detected by the spell at all, it should be assumed that others are open to the possibility of assisting the caster or the rest of the party.
The spell reveals only those threats that derive from living beings, regardless of intelligence or sentience. Traps and unsafe ground are not detected.