Spell Imbuement

You have learned to imbue the magic of your spells into inanimate objects, allowing them to unleash their effects under specific conditions.

• Imbuing an Object: As a reaction, you can expend a spell slot of the appropriate level to imbue an object within 45 feet of you (such as an arrow, stone, or weapon) with a spell that requires an attack roll or has an area of effect of 30 feet or less. If it's a spell that has a specific target, or multiple targets, it automatically targets the creature the initial attack was aimed at. Make an Arcana check with a DC of 15. On a success, the spell is successfully imbued into the object. On a failure, the spell slot is still expended, but no effect occurs.

• Triggering the Spell: The spell is released when a specific condition set by you is met, such as the object hitting a target or reaching a designated location. The spell uses your spell attack bonus, spell save DC, and spellcasting ability, and its effects originate from the point of impact.

• Duration: The imbued spell remains in the object for up to 1 minute or until triggered. If not triggered within 1 minute, the spell dissipates and the spell slot is lost.

• Limitations:

  • You can only imbue spells of 2nd level or lower.
  • Once you use this feature, you cannot do so again until you finish a short or long rest.
  • You can only imbue a single spell effect into an object at one time. Attempting to imbue another spell dissipates the previous effect.
  • This feature requires your reaction, making it a tactical choice in combat.