You conjure a grand abode woven from living thorny vines, combining the comfort of Magnificent Mansion with the defensive barriers of Wall of Thorns.
When you cast this spell, you create a magnificent refuge entwined with vibrant, thorny vines. The sanctuary occupies a 60-foot cube of space, serving as the central point for the spell's effects.
Inside, the refuge radiates elegance and comfort, furnished with luxurious amenities fitting for noble inhabitants. It can accommodate up to 100 creatures within its spacious halls, offering a respite from the dangers of the outside world.
Additionally, the walls of the refuge are wreathed in dense layers of interlocking thorns, reminiscent of the Wall of Thorns spell. These thorny barriers provide exceptional defense, deterring and damaging those who would dare breach them. Any creature attempting to pass through or climb over the walls must succeed on a Strength check (DC determined by the DM) or take piercing damage equal to 5d8 plus your spellcasting ability modifier. The wall of thorns remains for the duration of the spell.
Within the sanctuary, the thorny vines act as a natural barrier against unwanted intruders. Any creature hostile to you or your allies that attempts to enter or exit the refuge must make a Dexterity saving throw or take 4d10 piercing damage. Furthermore, the vines grant you and your allies three-quarters cover against ranged attacks, providing additional protection within the sanctuary.
At Higher Levels: When you cast this spell using a spell slot of 8th level or higher, the size of the sanctuary increases by 10 feet in each dimension for every level above 7th. Additionally, the damage inflicted by the thorny walls and the thorny barrier increases, adding an additional 1d8 piercing damage or 1d10 piercing damage, respectively, for each level above 7th.
* - (a sprig of thorny plant)
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