Firefinger (cantrip)
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Firefinger causes a flame to flow from the caster's finger that's able to light a lamp, torch, candle, oil-soaked rag or split log, along with paper, straw and oil floating atop water, without other assistance. Upon touching the item, it will spring into illumination at once.
Range | 6 in. |
Duration | 1 round |
Area of Effect | 1 object |
Casting Time | 1 action point |
Saving Throw | none |
Level | cantrip |
Objects not listed might still catch fire if exposed to the finger. Each is entitled to a saving throw vs. normal fire. The effect doesn't last long enough to produce significant heat, though it will produce a flash of light that may help the character gain his or her bearings for a moment. There's no remaining afterglow after the cantrip ends.
The flame lasts only an instant, but it has the power to cause a single point of damage, provided the caster is immediately adjacent to the target (no roll is needed to hit).