With this spell the caster draws upon temporal energies to layer additional enchantment over an existing magical effect. The spell functions by momentarily dissipating the existing magical effect into a different temporal frame to the temporal frame of the prime material plane. The net result of the Temporal Dissipation is to temporarily nullify the existing magical effect.
The caster creates a temporal offset score as follows:
1d10 + caster’s level + STR modifier – the level of the magical effect (determined by the DM)
Use the following table to determine the duration.
| Temporal offset score | Duration |
|---|---|
| Zero or less | Instantaneous/No effect |
| 1 – 3 | 3 Minutes |
| 4 – 7 | 10 Minutes |
| 8 – 9 | 1 Hour |
| 10 or more | 1 Day |
The caster can end the Temporal Dissipation at any time.
The maximum area that can be affected is a 30 foot radius sphere, however the caster can narrow the focus of the spell to any area smaller than this. If a magical effect persists ove an area greater than the maximum area that can be affected the temporal dissipation might affect only a limited area or it may simply fail at the DM’s discretion.
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