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'''Wrap''' creates a strong and sturdy wrapping around one or more objects in order to protect them against the elements.  The material created can be of various appearances — waxy, woody, clayey, papery and more; each has the same effect.
 
'''Wrap''' creates a strong and sturdy wrapping around one or more objects in order to protect them against the elements.  The material created can be of various appearances — waxy, woody, clayey, papery and more; each has the same effect.
  

Latest revision as of 21:12, 19 October 2021

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Wrap creates a strong and sturdy wrapping around one or more objects in order to protect them against the elements. The material created can be of various appearances — waxy, woody, clayey, papery and more; each has the same effect.

Wrap
Range 10 ft.
Duration 1 week
Area of Effect 4 lbs.
Casting Time 2 action points
Saving Throw none
Level cantrip

The cantrip protects the items inside from getting wet, drying out or exposure to natural fire. Wrap protects the contents from most things for the cantrip's duration, but the magic protects from fire for only for 3 rounds. It offers no protection at all from magical attacks.

The wrapping is thorough, disallowing access without dispelling the cantrip; this can be done by the caster at will. As a new packet can be created each day, up to seven wrappings can exist at a given time. At the duration's end, the wrapping evaporates of its own accord, dumping out its contents.

Limitations

The cantrip can't contain liquids of any kind, only objects. An object, such as a wick or a string, cannot be extended out of the packet to the exterior; when the spell is cast, the strand will either be sucked inside or expelled, depending on its size. The spell fire trap cannot be cast on a wrapped package.


See Useful Cantrips