You call forth nature's magical beauty. A sphere of druidic magic emanates from you, which only you can see. The range of the emanation can be controlled by you but can't go beyond 60 feet. You can end the spell at will. The effects can last even when the caster is unconscious, should they choose, but will end when the 12 hour duration is reached.
. Plants and trees within the sphere pollinate and slowly bloom over a two minute period.
. Any difficult terrain gradually becomes regular terrain within a five minute duration, so long as the difficult terrain is inside the sphere.
. You make up to three small images or a symbol appear on an object or a surface in the sphere's emanation for two hours, even after leaving the sphere's area of effect but it must've been created in the radius to begin with. The object/ surface must be on a natural material; wood, rock, leaves, etc. You can choose who can see the mark/ symbols.
. You create an illusory image that can fit in your hand and that lasts for one hour. The detail and opacity of the illusion can be changed at your leisure but the illusion still retains its arcane nature. You can move the illusion to someone else's hand, with their permission. You can also imbue the illusory image onto an item of clothing but it holds no financial value. All/ any of this can only be done within the sphere's radius.
. You can, within the sphere's radius, conjure a small animal familiar. It can be no larger than a small beast, ranging from a bumblebee to a cat. It cannot bestow flanking or provide the help action but it can be touched and comprehends Common and one other non-rare language of your choice. Its intelligence score is 10. Only druids can understand its speech.
. Certain sounds and smells within the sphere can be conjured at your command. You can have up to three of these sounds and scents active at a time. The duration of these effects can last up to thirty minutes. Sounds and scents chosen can be contained within the sphere.
. A caw of a crow/ raven
. Meowing of a cat
. Quiet barks of a dog
. Chirping of crickets
. Buzzing of a bumblebee
. Cicadas
. Flowery aromas
. Scent of one or multiple fruits
. Odour of a skunk
. Rotting foods
* - (A small mistletoe.)
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