Repulsion

Magic-user 6

Range. 1” per CL

Duration. 1r per 2 CL

Area of Effect. 1" path

Abjuration

Components. V, S, M

Casting Time. 6s

Saving Throw. None

When this spell is cast, the magic-user is able to cause all creatures in the path of the area of effect to move away from his or her person.

Repulsion is at 3" per round, or at the motive speed of the creature attempting to move towards the spell caster.

The repelled creature will continue to move away for the balance of a complete move even though this takes it beyond spell range.

The material component of this spell is a pair of small magnetized iron bars attached to two small canine statuettes, one ivory and one ebony.

Campaign Rule. All creatures within the area of effect (1" per CL in a 10-ft wide path) must use their action each round to move directly away from the caster until beyond the range of the spell or the duration ends. Once beyond the range of the spell, the creature cannot move in the direction of the spell caster until the end of the duration but can otherwise act normally (side to side movement is possible but not in the direction of the caster even outside of the the initial path). The area of effect is not otherwise persistent. ie. New creatures coming into the area of effect are not repulsed. Creatures being repulsed move at their normal movement rate and cannot take any additional actions. While the spell will affect flying creatures, it must be "pointed" toward them possibly not affecting ground-based creatures. Flying creatures will turn/tumble backward and will lose altitude for each round of backward movement as if descending.

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