(Reversible)

Alteration [light]

Cleric Version

• • Level Cleric 3

  • Components V, S

  • Casting Time 6 segments

  • Range 120-ft.

  • Area of Effect One creature or point in space (60-ft. light radius)

  • Duration Permanent, 10 rounds per caster level, or 2d4 rounds (see below)

  • Save vs. Spell (save avoids)

Magic-user Version

• • Level Magic-user 2

  • Components V, S

  • Casting Time 2 segments

  • Range 60-ft.

  • Area of Effect One creature or point in space (60-ft. light radius)

  • Duration Permanent, 10 rounds per caster level, or 2d4 rounds (see below)

  • Save vs. Spell (save avoids)

Illusionist Version

• • Level Illusionist 3

  • Components V, S

  • Casting Time 3 segments

  • Range 60-ft.

  • Area of Effect One creature or point in space (60-ft. light radius)

  • Duration Permanent, 10 rounds per caster level, or 2d4 rounds (see below)

  • Save vs. Spell (save avoids)

This spell creates bright magic light.

Point in Space. The caster can choose any point in space in range and have the spell originate there. The light appears as a solid, non-flickering 1-ft. diameter sphere of light emitting illumination in a 60-ft. radius (this is considered to be "bright light"; similar to day light).

Glowing Creature. The caster can cast the spell at a creature which must save vs. Spell to resist the effect (save avoids, see description). If the save is failed or the creature is willing (automatically misses the save) the spell will cause its body to glow, emitting light in a 60-ft. radius (even if wearing clothing unless the creature is fully covered). If the save is made, the spell will not cause the creature to glow but will convert to a point in space as per above (determined randomly, similar to a grenade-like missile).

• Blinding Eyes. The caster can cause the spell to also target a creature's eyes, causing it to become blind for 2d4 rounds if the save is missed (thereafter the creature will continue to glow for the duration of the spell).

Limitations. The light emanating from the floating sphere or creature can be blocked normally. However, a sphere floating in space has no physical or material substance so items will pass through it and only an enclosure completely covering it will block the light fully.

Magical Light vs. Magical Darkness. Anytime the illumination from a magical light effect intersects with the emanating darkness from a magical darkness effect, there is a chance one or both effects will be cancelled. This cancellation will be one-for-one if both effects are cancelled (i.e. if multiple light spells somehow simultaneously intersect with a single darkness spell, only one light spell, determined randomly, will be dispelled along with the darkness spell).