This spell creates a thin, circular disk beneath the feet or accessibility device of a willing creature that you touch. This disk is 5 feet in diameter and 2 inches thick. The disk floats up to 5 feet above the ground, in an unoccupied space of your choice that you can see within range. The disk remains for the duration and has no weight limit, but it can only hold the accessibility device(s), the creature, and any items they are touching. Any other creatures that attempt to step onto the disk will step through it as if it were an illusion.
The disk moves as directed by the creature that was touched, or the creature using the affected accessibility device. Its movement speed is 30 feet.
Any negative effects from the terrain below the disk are negated. Friendly characters move through the disc as if it were an illusion, but the accessibility device, the creature, and their additional items are still corporeal. If an unfriendly creature attempts to move through the disk, they take 1d4 damage and must succeed on a CON17 saving throw or be knocked prone.
Talisa's Disk of Accessibility lasts for one hour, until dispelled or cancelled, or until the creature continues on an already accessible path for 15 feet.
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