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'''Regeneration''' replaces body parts that have been lost or irrevocably damaged.  The spell restores the limb exactly as it was prior to its loss, whether a finger, toe, hand, foot, arm, leg, tail or internal organ.
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{{Spelltable
 
{{Spelltable
 
| name = Regeneration
 
| name = Regeneration
 
| range = touch
 
| range = touch
 
| duration = permanent
 
| duration = permanent
| area of effect = 1 creature
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| area of effect = 1 creature's body part
| casting time = 3 rounds
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| casting time = 3 [[Combat Round|rounds]]
 
| save = none
 
| save = none
 
| level = [[Cleric 7th Level Spells|cleric (7th)]]
 
| level = [[Cleric 7th Level Spells|cleric (7th)]]
 
}}
 
}}
  
Replaces body parts that have been lost or irrevocably damaged. The spell will replace fingers, toes, hands, feet, arms, legs, tails or even the heads of multi-headed creatures, as well as healing broken bones or replacing organs.
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The spell even replaces the heads of multi-headed creatures; but otherwise the spell won't restore a head that's been cut off a common humanoid. The spell is able to [[Healing|heal]] broken bones.
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If the lost part is present, the time necessary to restore the lost limb to the rest of the body is a single round, after the spell is [[Spellcasting|discharged]].  However, if the body part must be regrown from the body entirely, the time needed will be 8-80 rounds, or 8d10.  Initially, for the first ten rounds, the recipient experiences considerable pain and is unable to take any other action.  Thereafter, however, the limb may be partially useful as it's being restored, before it's fully regenerated.  How much use must be judged according to what's being renewed and what use it's put to.
  
If the part that has been lost is present, the time necessary to regenerate the part is but 1 round. However, if the part must be restored from scratch, it will take 8-80 rounds (8d10).
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== Wither ==
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The reverse of the spell, '''wither''', causes the limb or body part of a creature that's touched to shrivel and cease to function within 1 round, crumbling into dust after 4-40 rounds.  There is no saving throw.  The body part that's affected leaves behind a patch of skin that appears as would the healed body appear after several months.
  
The limb may be partially useful prior to its full regeneration, but this must be judged according to what part is regenerating, and to what use it is put to.
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To deliver the effects of the spell, the caster must attempt [[Roll to Hit|to hit]].  The enemy's [[Armour List|armour]] is ignored; the caster needs '''to hit [[Armour Class|armour class]] (AC) 7''' to succeed, since withering a specific part of the body is desired.  If the caster is willing to submit to a random body part, then he or she need only his AC 10.  Attacks to the head cause the loss of an eye, nose or ear, not the head itself.
  
== Wither ==
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Withering a limb causes no damage to the body of the affected person, but for the first four rounds the victim feels considerable pain, and will be unable to take any action on account of this.
The reverse of the spell, wither, will cause the member or organ of a creature touched to shrivel and cease to function within 1 round, dropping off into dust in 4-40 rounds. There is no saving throw. The body limb will leave behind a patch of skin that will appear as if healed for several months.
 
  
Unless the creature is surprised, prone or otherwise restrained, the cleric’s chance of touching an arm or a leg will require hitting AC 5; to hit only the hand would require hitting AC 3. Attacks to the head will cause the loss of an eye, nose or ear — not the head itself — and would require hitting AC 0; in which case the cleric would have succeeded in withering the desired facial feature.
 
  
Withering a limb will cause damage equal to half that for [[Amputation (sage ability)|amputating a limb]]. Note that because the stump is healed over, there will be no injury damage caused by the regeneration spell.
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[[Category: Clerical Spells]][[Category: Don't Review until 2023]]
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Latest revision as of 04:37, 23 May 2022

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Regeneration replaces body parts that have been lost or irrevocably damaged. The spell restores the limb exactly as it was prior to its loss, whether a finger, toe, hand, foot, arm, leg, tail or internal organ.

Regeneration
Range touch
Duration permanent
Area of Effect 1 creature's body part
Casting Time 3 rounds
Saving Throw none
Level cleric (7th)

The spell even replaces the heads of multi-headed creatures; but otherwise the spell won't restore a head that's been cut off a common humanoid. The spell is able to heal broken bones.

If the lost part is present, the time necessary to restore the lost limb to the rest of the body is a single round, after the spell is discharged. However, if the body part must be regrown from the body entirely, the time needed will be 8-80 rounds, or 8d10. Initially, for the first ten rounds, the recipient experiences considerable pain and is unable to take any other action. Thereafter, however, the limb may be partially useful as it's being restored, before it's fully regenerated. How much use must be judged according to what's being renewed and what use it's put to.

Wither

The reverse of the spell, wither, causes the limb or body part of a creature that's touched to shrivel and cease to function within 1 round, crumbling into dust after 4-40 rounds. There is no saving throw. The body part that's affected leaves behind a patch of skin that appears as would the healed body appear after several months.

To deliver the effects of the spell, the caster must attempt to hit. The enemy's armour is ignored; the caster needs to hit armour class (AC) 7 to succeed, since withering a specific part of the body is desired. If the caster is willing to submit to a random body part, then he or she need only his AC 10. Attacks to the head cause the loss of an eye, nose or ear, not the head itself.

Withering a limb causes no damage to the body of the affected person, but for the first four rounds the victim feels considerable pain, and will be unable to take any action on account of this.