Eternal Crystalline Encasement

Beginning at dawn on a clear day, the sorcerer catches strands of Essence and new sunlight in their hands and sings an old weaving song of the Progenitor Dragon Eberron. They weave through the fullness of the day, wrapping their target in a glowing field of light. The target cannot exceed 27 cubic feet (more than enough for a human being). Living beings must be unconscious through the entire process, as any motion ruins the weaving. As the sun sets on that day, the sorcerer speaks the Words of Solidity “ETERNAL CRYSTALLINE ENCASEMENT” and the Essence-woven light hardens into a crystal coating in all the hues of the rising and setting sun. With the last bits of light and Essence, the sorcerer weaves a thin wand of the same material.

Items so encased are immune to the ravages of time, neither suffering corrosion, decay, or aging. Encased creatures do not perceive time’s passage nor are they affected by it. The crystalline encasement is absurdly strong (600 damage soak), but brittle (only a single health level). It ignores mortal sources of damage such as attacks made with non-magical weapons, magical weapons, or any spell of 8th level or lower. Overcoming its soak by even a single level of damage shatters the crystalline encasement. The crystal shell also crumbles to golden dust (2000 gold pieces worth) if countered with Sapphire Countermagic (including the Counter Charm from the wand) or if the wand created at the end of the spell’s casting is touched to it. The Wand has damage soak of 20 with 1 HP and grants its user 3 charges that can be spent on the following Charms. Counter Charm: As Counterspell. Wall Charm: Cast any Wall Spell of level 6 or lower. Taking a full rest refills the wands charges and if ever the wand were to be destroyed (running out of charms or damage) The caster need only to go to the Encasement and retrieve a new wand.