This unusual spell attempts to strip a single target of its ability to cast spells. The target must make a saving throw, which is determined by the type of spell they can cast. Wizards make an intelligence save, clerics a wisdom save, etc. If the target fails their saving throw, the target rolls 1d10-2. (If the target is a mystic, the 1d0-2 is the % of how many of its current remaining psi points are lost.) The target is only able to cast spells up to and including the spell level shown on the die result, for the duration of this spell. Successive castings on the same target run concurrently in terms of duration, and the lowest die result is used out of all of the instances. However, if a target has this spell successfully cast on them for a third time while two other instances are still in effect, the duration of this spell’s effect becomes permanent. Only castings with failed saving throws count as an incidence.
This spell does not prevent any target from using cantrips. The tranquil effect of this spell can be dispelled provided the DC check to remove the spell is successful. Spells that can remove this effect are limited to: Dispel Magic, Greater Restoration, Ruby Ray of Reversal, Arcane Disjunction and Wish. This spell requires a large smoky crystal (quartz, 150g.p.) to cast, which is consumed in the casting.