Appearance/animation of cast: As you fill the the statue with holy water while whispering an uniteligable chant it begins to glow brighter and brighter till the statue is no longer visible then with only the might and divine belief of the paladin you crush it in your palm causeing all the divine energy of the sun to be imbued into you causing you to become partially transparent and glow with a bright golden unstable aura of engery while doubling your characters size and mass/density causing your feet to sink halfway into the terrain below you.
How enemies are affected: All enemies attacks get +5 to hit chance but -5 to attack damage but attacks only get reduced to a minimum of 2 damage remaiming on their attacks.
How self is Affected: Hit chance with only weapons your proficient with get +4 hit chance -4 if its not, all attacks with proficient weapons get a muiltiplier on there proficiency stat determined by a d6 roll with a minimum of 2 (if not a proficient weapon you dont roll) and user gets 10 tempory hit points (temp hp can only be restored after you sustain actual hp damage then all over flow healing can restoe them).
Bonus effects on self: immunity to staggers/stuns, resistent to elemental attacks Earth/Fire/Water (includes ice)/Air -1 damage from them (doesnt affect minimum damage)
Requirements to cast: the statue, full flack worth of holy water and must be in direct sunlight for full cast aswell as being roughly peak day for full effectivness if notpeak day all numbers are reduced to half (rounding down if an odd number) doesnt affect minimums, cant be cast at night.
After Affect: must make a religen check after spell wears off/disabled if below 10 user becomes unconscious for 2 turns and is unable to cast spells till a long rest is taken, if holding/reading bible religen check can have +5 added.
Duration: as long as sunlight is present or disabled by user
* - (Small hollow gold plated paladin statue with with a a door in the back of the head with a ball of mystery metal inside, holy water (1 flask worth) and direct sunlight )
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