GreatWyrmGold
2009-05-24, 07:33 PM
I've decided to ressurect Cantrip!
Cantrip
Universal
Level: As Prestidigitation
Components: V, S
Range: Short
Effect: See text
Duration: Usually instantaneous; see text
Saving throw: See text
Spell resistance: See text
This spell can create a variety of effects, one per casting. It can create small (coin-sized or so) objects worth no more than a silver piece that disapear within 1 minute (5 rounds for expensive materials), give people nosebleeds, summon one normal uncontrolled insect, or do all sorts of minor effects. They can be slightly more powerful than those Prestidigitation allows, but can never directly harm a creature. For example, you can't create a rock being flung at high velocity at an opponent to damage it, but you can create a small lump of lead that presses a button that opens a gate that releases some sort of monster, or something like that. If it affects a creature, spell resistance applies and the creature gats a Will or Fort save (depending on the effect) to negate it.
This recreates the Cantrip spell for 3.5. Questions? Comments? Ideas?
Cantrip
Universal
Level: As Prestidigitation
Components: V, S
Range: Short
Effect: See text
Duration: Usually instantaneous; see text
Saving throw: See text
Spell resistance: See text
This spell can create a variety of effects, one per casting. It can create small (coin-sized or so) objects worth no more than a silver piece that disapear within 1 minute (5 rounds for expensive materials), give people nosebleeds, summon one normal uncontrolled insect, or do all sorts of minor effects. They can be slightly more powerful than those Prestidigitation allows, but can never directly harm a creature. For example, you can't create a rock being flung at high velocity at an opponent to damage it, but you can create a small lump of lead that presses a button that opens a gate that releases some sort of monster, or something like that. If it affects a creature, spell resistance applies and the creature gats a Will or Fort save (depending on the effect) to negate it.
This recreates the Cantrip spell for 3.5. Questions? Comments? Ideas?