Uses a 1kg mass of pure plutonium held into the casters hand. (destroyed on use)
Give the caster 3d10+10 fire, necrotic or poison dmg (whichever would deal the most damage) instantly and 1d6+2 fire, necrotic or poison dmg (whichever would deal the most damage) each turn (DC25 Con for halved effect, DC28 Con for nor effect)
Give the target 25d20+50 Dmg instantly and 5d20+15 dmg each turn, all damage fire, lightning, poison or acid, whichever would deal the most damage. (DC 28 for halved effect, DC 35 for no effect)
The damages over time stay until the death of the caster or 3 successful DC32 Con save. If the target dies, his corpse emit a 5-meter wide aura inflicting 1d10+4 fire, lightning, poison or acid dmg (whichever would deal the most damage)
A fearsome spell from a less civilized age, where lack of ethics and showmanship led to strangely unceremonious and efficient ways to obliterate someone. The major agreement is that it is some form of high-level variant of petrification, although some theorize such a spell could have been a failed ancestor of stoneskin. It is undeniable that the magic ability to turn a meager 1kg of plutonium into a material and inner shape allowing for the creation of a skeletal structure as resistant as healthy one would have some interesting applications, but it is still highly unadvised to experiment with this specific spell for the creation of a protecting charm.
This spell is part of the Ankmar manuscript fragments. The pamphlet relative to this one was found in a recently abandoned tower, on a crystal pedestal not far from the tower's original resident whose strangely well conserved corpse lacked a skin and was gravely melted. Further analysis suggested that the entirety of his systems bled profusely and crumbled in an extremely short period of time. The assistant sent to retrieve the corpse experienced a somewhat similar fate, although a bit slower - enough to cry and describe how it felt. The leader, who was also the only survivor, declared "**** y'all with anchors, take it yourself if you want to but i certainly ain't touching it for an empire"
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