This wand has 4 separate functions, 3 of which approximate magic-user spells, and 1 of which is singular:

1. Dancing lights: In 1 segment the wand will produce this effect at a cost of 1 charge.

2. Light: The illumination wand sends forth light in 2 segments time at an expenditure of 1 charge.

3. Continual light: This function requires only 2 segments to perform, but the cost is 2 charges.

4. Sunburst: When this effect is called forth, the wand delivers a sudden flash of brilliant greenish-white light, with blazing golden rays. The range of this sunburst is 12” maximum, and its duration is but 1/10 of a second. Its area of effect is a globe of 4” diameter. Any undead within this globe take 6-36 hit points of damage, with no saving throw. Creatures within or facing the burst must save versus a wand or be blinded for 2-12 segments and unable to do anything during that period. (Of course, the creatures in question must have ocular organs sensitive to the visible light spectrum). The function requires 3 segments and expends 3 charges.

The wand can be recharged.