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'''Spell immunity''' wards off spells of a [[:Category:Clerical Spells|clerical nature]] up to 3rd level, so that such has no effect at all for the duration of the spell — including damage done or requirements for saving throws.  The recipient must be physically touched and must be of the same religion as the caster.
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Makes the cleric or any creature touched fully and completely immune to clerical spells of the 3rd level or less.
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The spell includes magic cast by [[Bard (class)|bards]], [[Druid (class)|druids]], [[Illusionist (class)|illusionists]] and [[mage |mages]], if it is also a spell a cleric can cast.  The recipient is equally unable to be affected by clerical magics discharged upon his or her self.
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Latest revision as of 16:37, 6 October 2021

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Spell immunity wards off spells of a clerical nature up to 3rd level, so that such has no effect at all for the duration of the spell — including damage done or requirements for saving throws. The recipient must be physically touched and must be of the same religion as the caster.

Spell Immunity
Range touch
Duration 3 rounds per level
Area of Effect 1 creature
Casting Time 2 rounds
Saving Throw none
Level cleric (4th)

The spell includes magic cast by bards, druids, illusionists and mages, if it is also a spell a cleric can cast. The recipient is equally unable to be affected by clerical magics discharged upon his or her self.