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| − | The effect causes the nearest two listeners to make a [[Saving Throws|saving throw against magic]]. Each of these two who fail are compelled to investigate the sound. Once a listener reaches the approximate location of the sound, | + | The effect causes the nearest two listeners to make a [[Saving Throws|saving throw against magic]]. Each of these two who fail are compelled to investigate the sound. Once a listener reaches the approximate location of the sound, its truth is made evident and the cantrip's effect is broken. |
| − | The cantrip | + | The cantrip offers a clever caster numerous opportunities to employ the cantrip as a form of distraction against searchers or as a means to encourage ambushers to show themselves. Producing the sound repeatedly over a series of nights could serve as a means to undermine the resolve of a guard or property owner. The cantrip could also be used to enhance theatrical performances. |
| − | [[Category: Cantrips]] | + | See [[Haunting Sound Cantrips]] |
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| + | [[Category: Cantrips]][[Category: Reviewed]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:03, 26 October 2023
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Footfall is a cantrip that replicates the sound of footsteps, either retreating, approaching, moving in a circle and so on as the caster wishes. Listeners can distinctly perceive the footsteps, as the dweomer provides a convincing simulation.
| Range | 30 ft. |
| Duration | 1 round |
| Area of Effect | 30 ft. circle, up to 2 creatures |
| Casting Time | 2 action points |
| Saving Throw | negates |
| Level | cantrip |
The effect causes the nearest two listeners to make a saving throw against magic. Each of these two who fail are compelled to investigate the sound. Once a listener reaches the approximate location of the sound, its truth is made evident and the cantrip's effect is broken.
The cantrip offers a clever caster numerous opportunities to employ the cantrip as a form of distraction against searchers or as a means to encourage ambushers to show themselves. Producing the sound repeatedly over a series of nights could serve as a means to undermine the resolve of a guard or property owner. The cantrip could also be used to enhance theatrical performances.
