You touch a piece of fabric and transform it into an equivalent amount of strong, flexible spider silk. The transmuted material retains its original size and shape but acquires the properties of spider silk. The transmuted fabric becomes incredibly strong, stronger than steel, and tougher than Kevlar. The fabric becomes highly extensible, with about 30% elongation to fracture, equivalent to rubber elongation. Despite its thinness, the transmuted fabric becomes incredibly durable. This spell could be used to create spider silk ropes, clothing, or other items from ordinary fabric.
- Minor Armor Class Increase: The transformed clothing might provide a minor boost to Armor Class (AC), such as a +1 bonus, reflecting its increased toughness.
- Resistance to Slashing and Piercing: Given the toughness of spider silk, the transformed clothing might provide resistance to slashing and piercing damage. This means that when a character wearing the transmuted clothing is hit with a slashing or piercing attack, they take only half damage.
- Durability: The clothing would be more durable than typical garments, potentially withstanding conditions or attacks that would tear or ruin regular fabric.
- Weight Reduction: Spider silk is lighter than many other materials of comparable strength. Armor made from or reinforced with spider silk could be lighter than normal, which might have various effects, such as reducing encumbrance.
The transmutation is permanent until dispelled.
At Higher Levels. The spell can transmute up to a 1-foot square of fabric per level of the caster.
* - (a piece of spider silk)
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