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Disappearances have no effect on the whole illusionary forest. To fully unveil the illusion, spells such as [[Penetrate Disguise (spell)|penetrate disguise]] or [[Dispel Magic (spell)|dispel magic]] are required. Even then, the extent of the hallucinatory forest remains resistant, as dispel magic can only affect that area of the forest within the spell's range. | Disappearances have no effect on the whole illusionary forest. To fully unveil the illusion, spells such as [[Penetrate Disguise (spell)|penetrate disguise]] or [[Dispel Magic (spell)|dispel magic]] are required. Even then, the extent of the hallucinatory forest remains resistant, as dispel magic can only affect that area of the forest within the spell's range. | ||
| + | == Multiple Forests == | ||
| + | As the effect is permanent, a caster is free to create more than one forest if this is desired. However, only one hallucinatory forest for every three levels of the caster can be brought into existence. Thereafter, creating yet one more dispels the earliest forest the caster created automatically. | ||
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The caster may create only one hallucinatory forest per three levels that have been attained; thereafter, creating a new forest will abolish an earlier illusion of the caster's choice. Forests may exist side by side. | The caster may create only one hallucinatory forest per three levels that have been attained; thereafter, creating a new forest will abolish an earlier illusion of the caster's choice. Forests may exist side by side. | ||
[[Category: Druidical Spells]][[Category: Illusionary Spells]] | [[Category: Druidical Spells]][[Category: Illusionary Spells]] | ||
Revision as of 23:33, 20 October 2023
Hallucinatory Forest is a spell that conjures an illusionary woodland that materializes within the spell's range. This illusory forest appears entirely natural and is virtually indistinguishable from a genuine forest. The trees within it can be interacted with, allowing individuals to touch, lean against, and even climb them.
| Range | 80 ft. |
| Duration | permanent or until abolished; see text |
| Area of Effect | 1/10th acre per level |
| Casting Time | 4 rounds |
| Saving Throw | none |
| Level | druid (4th), illusionist (5th) |
Contents
Any sort of forest can be created, ranging from a coniferous pine forest to a deciduous woodland, a tropical jungle, a subtropical rainforest, a mixed deciduous and coniferous wood, or a needleleaf taiga. Even the scattered copses of a mixed steppe can be made, or the stand-alone acacia and like trees of the Savanna.
Illusionary Effect
The illusionary trees behave like genuine trees when cut. Yet, if any portion is removed from the spell's area of effect, , including wood chips from an axe striking the trunk or plucked leaves, those removed parts promptly vanish. Plucked leaves also disappear. Wood from the illusionary trees appear to burn and give heat, but in fact on cold nights the characters can't help their teeth chattering as they sit before the fire.
Disappearances have no effect on the whole illusionary forest. To fully unveil the illusion, spells such as penetrate disguise or dispel magic are required. Even then, the extent of the hallucinatory forest remains resistant, as dispel magic can only affect that area of the forest within the spell's range.
Multiple Forests
As the effect is permanent, a caster is free to create more than one forest if this is desired. However, only one hallucinatory forest for every three levels of the caster can be brought into existence. Thereafter, creating yet one more dispels the earliest forest the caster created automatically.
The
The caster may create only one hallucinatory forest per three levels that have been attained; thereafter, creating a new forest will abolish an earlier illusion of the caster's choice. Forests may exist side by side.
