
Spell
Cast Brick
This primal incantation requires nothing more than the caster's determination and a suitable projectile—a stone, pebble, rock, brick, or boulder serves equally well. Upon speaking the words, the wielder winds back their arm and channels raw force into the missile, with the intensity of the spell amplified by the caster's moral alignment and their conviction of purpose. The projectile's destructive potential scales dramatically with the thrower's physical prowess, rewarding those with greater strength and athletic ability. When the enchanted missile strikes its target, roll 2d4 and add your Strength modifier to determine the bludgeoning damage inflicted. There exists a chance that upon impact the projectile shatters spectacularly, dealing an additional point of damage but consuming the brick in the violent explosion. The spell favors those with practiced skill in improvised combat, making it a favorite among those who lack formal training in weaponry. Success with this casting depends not merely on the caster's ability to throw, but on their dexterity and tactical understanding of momentum and force.
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- Creation type
- Spell
- Shared by
- Juxt_attack_ack
- Connected worlds
- 0
- Detail fields
- 7
- Profile sections
- 2
- Artwork images
- 1
Details
- School
- Evocation
- Level
- 1
- Duration
- instantaneous
- Range
- 30 feet
- Area of effect
- line
- Ritual
- No
- Concentration
- No
Components
Verbal
A primal incantation
Somatic
Winding back the arm
Material
A stone, pebble, rock, brick, or boulder
Effects
Effects
Roll 2d4 + Strength modifier for bludgeoning damage. On a hit, there is a chance the projectile shatters, dealing an additional 1 damage but destroying the brick.
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