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<p>This spell instantly teleports the cleric and all equipment they are carrying to their designated sanctuary, regardless of distance.</p><p>Sanctuary Requirement: The cleric must have a permanent home (such as a castle) that includes a meditation room. This room serves as the spell’s destination.</p><p>Initiative Advantage: During the round this spell is cast, the cleric automatically gains initiative unless surprised.</p><p>Restrictions:</p><ul><li>The spell affects only the cleric and their carried equipment.</li><li>Other creatures cannot be transported.</li></ul>

<p>This spell instantly teleports the cleric and all equipment they are carrying to their designated sanctuary, regardless of distance.</p>
<p><strong<p>Sanctuary Requirement:</strong> The cleric must have a permanent home (such as a castle) that includes a meditation room. This room serves as the spell’s destination.</p>
<p><strong<p>Initiative Advantage:</strong> During the round this spell is cast, the cleric automatically gains initiative unless surprised.</p>
<p><strong>Restrictions:</strong></p>
<ul>
<p>Restrictions:</p><ul><li>The spell affects only the cleric and their carried equipment.</li>
<li>Other creatures cannot be transported.</li>
</ul>

<p>The Wish spell is the most powerful spell a magic-user can cast. It is never found on scrolls but may be placed in rare magical items, such as rings. Only magic-users of 36th level with a Wisdom score of 18 or greater may cast this spell.</p><h4>Wording the Wish:</h4><p>The player must clearly state or write the exact wish. The wording is critically important, as the wish will usually follow the literal meaning of the words spoken—regardless of the caster's intentions.</p><p>The DM is responsible for maintaining game balance. Poorly worded wishes may have unintended consequences, while selfish or greedy wishes may be deliberately twisted by the DM. If a wish is unreasonable, the DM may simply rule that it has no effect.</p><h4>Examples of Faulty Wishes:</h4><ul><li>"I wish that I knew everything about this dungeon." - The character gains full knowledge for a moment but then immediately forgets everything.</li><li>"I wish for a million gold pieces." - The gold pieces may appear, but they might land on the caster (crushing them) and then vanish.</li><li>"I wish to permanently gain the gaze power of a basilisk while retaining all my abilities." - This could result in the caster growing an additional basilisk head.</li></ul><h4>Wish Limitations & Effects:</h4><ul><li>A wish cannot be used to gain experience points or levels.</li><li>A properly worded wish can substitute for any magic-user spell of 8th level or lower or any clerical or druidic spell of 6th level or lower at the DM’s discretion.</li><li>If the wish is used to harm a creature, the target may make a saving throw vs. spells. If successful, the effect is halved, and the other half rebounds on the caster (who may save with a -4 penalty).</li><li>If the wish is used to inconvenience rather than harm (such as teleporting a victim into a prison cell), no saving throw is allowed.</li></ul><h4>Special Uses of a Wish:</h4><ul><li>A wish can create treasure, up to 50,000 gold pieces. However, the caster loses 1 XP per gold piece gained, and this loss cannot be restored.</li><li>A wish can temporarily change one ability score to a minimum of 3 or maximum of 18, lasting six turns.</li><li>Permanent ability score increases require casting a number of wishes equal to the desired score (e.g., raising Strength from 15 to 16 requires 16 wishes within one week).</li><li>Wishes cannot permanently lower ability scores.</li></ul><h4>Racial & Class Effects:</h4><ul><li>A wish cannot raise a human character beyond 36th level, but it can grant a demihuman one additional Hit Die (maximum HD: Halflings 9, Elves 11, Dwarves 13).</li><li>A wish can change a demihuman to a human (or vice versa), allowing them to advance as a new class at the same level.</li><li>If a wish is used to change another character’s class, the target may make a saving throw vs. spells with a +5 bonus to resist.</li></ul><h4>Altering Past Events:</h4><p>A wish can alter events from the past 24 hours. However, it cannot fully overturn impossible odds. Examples include:</p><ul><li>A lost battle may be changed into a less severe defeat.</li><li>A character’s death could instead become a near-death experience.</li><li>A permanent loss may be converted into a temporary one.</li></ul><h4>Important Note:</h4><p>If an effect is stated to be unchangeable "even with a wish", this limitation overrides the spell’s normal capabilities.</p><h4>Game Balance & DM Discretion:</h4><p>The DM must ensure that wishes remain within reason. A wish cannot alter fundamental game mechanics (such as preventing dragons from using their breath weapons). The more unreasonable a wish is, the less likely it is to succeed as intended.</p>

<p>The <strong>Wish</strong>Wish spell is the most powerful spell a magic-user can cast. It is never found on scrolls but may be placed in rare magical items, such as rings. Only magic-users of <strong>36th level</strong> with a <strong> with a Wisdom score of 18 or greater</strong> may cast this spell.</p>

<h24>Wording the Wish:</h2>
4><p>The player must <strong>clearly state or write the exact wish</strong>. The wording is critically important, as the wish will usually follow the literal meaning of the words spoken—regardless of the caster's intentions.</p>
<p>The DM is responsible for maintaining game balance. Poorly worded wishes may have unintended consequences, while selfish or greedy wishes may be deliberately twisted by the DM. If a wish is unreasonable, the DM may simply rule that it has no effect.</p>

<h34>Examples of Faulty Wishes:</h3>
<ul>
<li><strong4><ul><li>"I wish that I knew everything about this dungeon."</strong> - The character gains full knowledge for a moment but then immediately forgets everything.</li>
<li><strong<li>"I wish for a million gold pieces."</strong> - The gold pieces may appear, but they might land on the caster (crushing them) and then vanish.</li>
<li><strong<li>"I wish to permanently gain the gaze power of a basilisk while retaining all my abilities."</strong> - This could result in the caster growing an additional basilisk head.</li>
</ul>

<h2</ul><h4>Wish Limitations & Effects:</h2>
<ul>
<li>A wish <strong>cannot</strong>4><ul><li>A wish cannot be used to gain <strong>experience points</strong> or <strong>levels</strong>.</li>
or levels.</li><li>A properly worded wish can substitute for <strong>any magic-user spell of 8th level or lower</strong> or <strong> or any clerical or druidic spell of 6th level or lower</strong> at the DM’s discretion.</li>
<li>If the wish is used to <strong>harm a creature</strong>, the target may make a <strong>saving throw vs. spells</strong>. If successful, the effect is halved, and the other half rebounds on the caster (who may save with a <strong>-4 penalty</strong>).</li>
).</li><li>If the wish is used to <strong>inconvenience</strong> rather than harm (such as teleporting a victim into a prison cell), no saving throw is allowed.</li>
</ul>

<h2</ul><h4>Special Uses of a Wish:</h2>
<ul>
4><ul><li>A wish can create treasure, up to <strong>50,000 gold pieces</strong>. However, the caster <strong>loses 1 XP per gold piece</strong> gained, and this loss cannot be restored.</li>
<li>A wish can temporarily change <strong>one ability score</strong> to a minimum of 3 or maximum of 18, lasting <strong>six turns</strong>.</li>
.</li><li>Permanent ability score increases require casting <strong>a number of wishes equal to the desired score</strong> (e.g., raising Strength from 15 to 16 requires <strong>16 wishes</strong> within one week).</li>
<li>Wishes cannot <strong>permanently lower ability scores</strong>.</li>
</ul>

<h2.</li></ul><h4>Racial & Class Effects:</h2>
<ul>
4><ul><li>A wish cannot raise a human character beyond <strong>36th level</strong>, but it can grant a demihuman one additional <strong>Hit Die</strong>Hit Die (maximum HD: <strong>Halflings 9, Elves 11, Dwarves 13</strong>).</li>
).</li><li>A wish can change a <strong>demihuman to a human</strong> (or vice versa), allowing them to advance as a new class at the same level.</li>
<li>If a wish is used to <strong>change another character’s class</strong>, the target may make a <strong>saving throw vs. spells with a +5 bonus</strong> to resist.</li>
</ul>

<h2</ul><h4>Altering Past Events:</h2>
4><p>A wish can alter events from the past <strong>24 hours</strong>24 hours. However, it cannot fully overturn impossible odds. Examples include:</p>
<ul>
<ul><li>A lost battle may be changed into a less severe defeat.</li>
<li>A character’s death could instead become a near-death experience.</li>
<li>A permanent loss may be converted into a temporary one.</li>
</ul>

<h2</ul><h4>Important Note:</h2>
4><p>If an effect is stated to be <strong>unchangeable "even with a wish"</strong>, this limitation overrides the spell’s normal capabilities.</p>

<h24>Game Balance & DM Discretion:</h2>
4><p>The DM must ensure that wishes remain within reason. A wish <strong>cannot alter fundamental game mechanics</strong> (such as preventing dragons from using their breath weapons). The more unreasonable a wish is, the less likely it is to succeed as intended.</p>

<p>This spell grants the druid the power to manipulate the weather within a 240-yard radius.</p><h4>Effects:</h4><ul><li>The caster may create one specific weather condition that affects all creatures in the area, including the caster.</li><li>The spell requires concentration, and the caster must remain still.</li><li>If the caster is moved (e.g., on a ship), the effect moves with them.</li><li>The spell only functions outdoors.</li></ul><h4>Weather Effects:</h4><ul><li>Rain: Missile attacks suffer a -2 penalty. After 3 turns, the ground becomes muddy, halving movement speed.</li><li>Snow: Visibility is reduced to 20', and movement is halved. Rivers and streams may freeze. Mud persists after thawing.</li><li>Fog: Visibility drops to 20', movement is halved. Creatures within may become lost.</li><li>Clear: Cancels rain, snow, and fog, but does not remove secondary effects (e.g., mud).</li><li>Intense Heat: Movement is halved. Excess water sources (rain, snow, puddles) dry up.</li><li>High Winds: No flying or missile attacks are possible. Movement is halved. Ships sailing with the wind move 50% faster. In deserts, creates a sandstorm (20' visibility, half movement).</li><li>Tornado: Creates a whirlwind under the druid’s control, acting as a 12 HD air elemental. At sea, it functions as a storm or gale.</li></ul>

<p>This spell grants the druid the power to manipulate the weather within a <strong>240-yard radius</strong>.</p>
<h3.</p><h4>Effects:</h3>
<ul>
4><ul><li>The caster may create <strong>one specific weather condition</strong> that affects <strong>all creatures in the area</strong>, including the caster.</li>
<li>The spell requires <strong>concentration</strong>, and the caster must remain still.</li>
<li>If the caster is moved (e.g., on a ship), the effect moves with them.</li>
<li>The spell <strong>only functions outdoors</strong>.</li>
</ul>
<h3.</li></ul><h4>Weather Effects:</h3>
<ul>
<li><strong>Rain:</strong>4><ul><li>Rain: Missile attacks suffer a <strong>-2 penalty</strong>. After 3 turns, the ground becomes muddy, <strong>halving movement speed</strong>.</li>
<li><strong>Snow:</strong>.</li><li>Snow: Visibility is <strong>reduced to 20'</strong>, and movement is <strong>halved</strong>halved. Rivers and streams may freeze. Mud persists after thawing.</li>
<li><strong>Fog:</strong> Visibility drops to <strong>20'</strong>, movement is <strong>halved</strong>. Creatures within may become lost.</li>
<li><strong>Clear:</strong><li>Fog: Visibility drops to 20', movement is halved. Creatures within may become lost.</li><li>Clear: Cancels rain, snow, and fog, but does not remove secondary effects (e.g., mud).</li>
<li><strong<li>Intense Heat:</strong> Movement is <strong>halved</strong>halved. Excess water sources (rain, snow, puddles) dry up.</li>
<li><strong>High Winds:</strong> <strong><li>High Winds: No flying or missile attacks</strong> are possible. Movement is <strong>halved</strong>. Ships <strong>halved. Ships sailing with the wind move 50% faster</strong>. In deserts, creates a sandstorm (20' visibility, half movement).</li>
<li><strong>Tornado:</strong><li>Tornado: Creates a whirlwind under the druid’s control, acting as a <strong>12 HD air elemental</strong>. At sea, it functions as a <strong>storm or gale</strong>.</li>
.</li></ul>

<p>This spell allows the magic-user to alter the weather within a 240-yard radius. The spell works only outdoors and affects all creatures in the area, including the caster. The effects last as long as the caster concentrates without moving. If the caster is aboard a moving vessel, the effect moves with it.</p><h4>Weather Conditions & Effects:</h4><ul><li>Rain: Missile attacks suffer a -2 penalty. After 30 minutes (3 turns), the ground becomes muddy, halving movement speed.</li><li>Snow: Visibility reduced to 20 feet, and movement is halved. Rivers and streams may freeze. Mud remains after the snow thaws, continuing to halve movement.</li><li>Fog: Visibility limited to 20 feet. Movement speed is halved. Creatures may become lost and move in the wrong direction.</li><li>Clear Skies: Cancels bad weather effects (rain, snow, fog), but does not remove secondary effects such as mud.</li><li>Intense Heat: Movement speed is halved. Any excess water (rain, snow, or magically created water) evaporates.</li><li>High Winds: Missile attacks and flying are impossible. Movement is halved. At sea, ships sailing with the wind move 50% faster. In desert environments, a sandstorm is created, causing 20' visibility and halving movement.</li><li>Tornado: A whirlwind is created under the caster's control, acting as a 12 HD air elemental. At sea, treat this effect as a storm or gale.</li></ul><p>Concentration Required: The spell ends immediately if the caster stops concentrating.</p>

<p>This spell allows the magic-user to alter the weather within a <strong>240-yard radius</strong>. The spell works only outdoors and affects <strong>all creatures in the area</strong>, including the caster. The effects last as long as the caster concentrates without moving. If the caster is aboard a moving vessel, the effect moves with it.</p>
<p><strong<h4>Weather Conditions & Effects:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li><strong>Rain:</strong>h4><ul><li>Rain: Missile attacks suffer a <strong>-2 penalty</strong>. After 30 minutes (3 turns), the ground becomes muddy, halving movement speed.</li>
<li><strong>Snow:</strong> Visibility reduced to <strong>20 feet</strong><li>Snow: Visibility reduced to 20 feet, and movement is halved. Rivers and streams may freeze. Mud remains after the snow thaws, continuing to halve movement.</li>
<li><strong>Fog:</strong> Visibility limited to <strong>20 feet</strong><li>Fog: Visibility limited to 20 feet. Movement speed is halved. Creatures may become lost and move in the wrong direction.</li>
<li><strong<li>Clear Skies:</strong> Cancels bad weather effects (rain, snow, fog), but does not remove secondary effects such as mud.</li>
<li><strong<li>Intense Heat:</strong> Movement speed is halved. Any excess water (rain, snow, or magically created water) evaporates.</li>
<li><strong<li>High Winds:</strong> Missile attacks and flying are impossible. Movement is halved. At sea, ships sailing with the wind move <strong>50% faster</strong>. In desert environments, a sandstorm is created, causing <strong>20' visibility</strong> and halving movement.</li>
<li><strong>Tornado:</strong> A <strong>whirlwind</strong><li>Tornado: A whirlwind is created under the caster's control, acting as a <strong>12 HD air elemental</strong>. At sea, treat this effect as a storm or gale.</li>
</ul>
<p><strong</ul><p>Concentration Required:</strong> The spell ends immediately if the caster stops concentrating.</p>

<p>This spell creates a vertical iron wall within 120' of the caster. The wall must rest on solid ground or similar support and cannot be conjured into an occupied space.</p><h4>Wall Size:</h4><ul><li>2' thick, up to 500 square feet in total area.</li><li>Examples: 10' x 50', 20' x 25', etc.</li></ul><h4>Durability & Effects:</h4><ul><li>The wall is permanent unless <em>disintegrated</em>, <em>dispelled</em>, or <em>physically broken</em>.</li><li>It resists all but giant-sized physical attacks.</li><li>Immune to most spells, including <em>fireball</em> and <em>lightning bolt</em>.</li><li>A rust monster destroys the wall instantly.</li></ul><h4>Physical Damage:</h4><ul><li>If toppled, the wall deals [[/r 10d10 #Damage from wall of iron toppling.]] (10-100) damage to whatever it hits.</li><li>For battering attacks, see Chapter 9 (page 118).</li></ul><p>Hit Points: The wall has hit points equal to the caster's level.</p>

<p>This spell creates a <strong>vertical iron wall</strong> within 120' of the caster. The wall must rest on solid ground or similar support and cannot be conjured into an occupied space.</p><p><strongh4>Wall Size:</strong></p><ul><li><strong>2' thick</strong>, up to <strong>h4><ul><li>2' thick, up to 500 square feet</strong> in total area.</li><li>Examples: <strong>10' x 50'</strong>, <strong>20' x 25'</strong>, 20' x 25', etc.</li></ul><p><strongh4>Durability & Effects:</strong></ph4><ul><li>The wall is <strong>permanent</strong> unless <em>disintegrated</em>, <em>dispelled</em>, or <em>physically broken</em>.</li><li>It resists all but <strong>giant-sized</strong> physical attacks.</li><li>Immune to most spells, including <em>fireball</em> and <em>lightning bolt</em>.</li><li>A <strong>rust monster</strong> destroys the wall instantly.</li></ul><p><strongh4>Physical Damage:</strong></ph4><ul><li>If toppled, the wall deals [[/r 10d10 #Damage from wall of iron toppling.]]<strong> (10-100) damage</strong> to whatever it hits.</li><li>For battering attacks, see Chapter 9 (page 118).</li></ul><p><strong>Hit Points:</strong> The wall has <strong>hit points equal to the caster's level</strong>.</p>

<p>With this spell, the druid creates an invisible wave of magical force that repels all wooden objects within range. The wave originates within 30 feet of the caster and extends into a 120-foot-long and 60-foot-tall area in a direction chosen by the druid.</p><p>Once the wave is created, it immediately begins moving in a straight line at a rate of 10 feet per round. The druid may halt the wave at any time, but once stopped, it remains stationary for the remainder of the spell’s duration and cannot be moved again.</p><h4>Effects of the Wave</h4><ul><li>All wooden objects touched by the wave become stuck to it and are pushed along as it moves.</li><li>Objects caught in the wave are not damaged, but they are effectively unusable while trapped.</li><li>Any wooden weapons (such as bows, crossbows, spears, javelins, clubs, quarterstaffs, and slings) become useless while within the effect.</li><li>Magical wooden items (such as wands and staves) are also caught in the wave, unless they are being actively wielded by a creature with a stronger magical force than the wave itself (at the DM’s discretion).</li><li>Wooden doors, gates, and barriers are unaffected unless not securely fastened—a loose wooden fence might be swept along, while a sturdy wooden door in a stone wall would remain in place.</li></ul><h4>Applications & Limitations</h4><ul><li>The wave cannot move permanent wooden constructions (such as buildings, wooden towers, or firmly rooted trees).</li><li>Secured wooden objects, such as a wooden door locked within a stone frame, will not be affected.</li><li>The druid does not need to concentrate to maintain the effect; however, they may dismiss the wave early by concentrating for one full round.</li><li>The wave continues to move forward until it reaches the maximum range of 360 feet, at which point it stops and remains fixed in place for the rest of the spell’s duration.</li></ul><p>This spell is highly effective in mass combat scenarios, particularly against archers, cavalry, or siege engines. It is also useful in naval battles, as it can push away wooden rowboats, masts, or cargo.</p>

<p>With this spell, the druid creates an <strong>invisible wave of magical force</strong> that <strong> that repels all wooden objects</strong> within range. The wave originates within <strong>30 feet of the caster</strong> and extends into a <strong>120-foot-long and 60-foot-tall area</strong> in a direction chosen by the druid.</p><p>Once the wave is created, it immediately begins moving <strong>in a straight line at a rate of 10 feet per round</strong>. The druid may <strong>halt the wave at any time</strong>, but once stopped, it <strong>remains stationary for the remainder of the spell’s duration</strong> and cannot be moved again.</p><h3><strong4>Effects of the Wave</strong></h3><ul><li><strongh4><ul><li>All wooden objects touched by the wave become stuck to it</strong> and are pushed along as it moves.</li><li><strong>Objects caught in the wave are not damaged</strong>, but they are <strong>effectively unusable</strong> while trapped.</li><li><strong>Any wooden weapons (such as bows, crossbows, spears, javelins, clubs, quarterstaffs, and slings)</strong> become <strong>useless</strong> become useless while within the effect.</li><li><strong>Magical wooden items (such as wands and staves)</strong> are <strong> are also caught in the wave</strong>, unless they are being actively wielded by a creature with a stronger magical force than the wave itself (at the DM’s discretion).</li><li><strong>Wooden doors, gates, and barriers</strong> are unaffected unless <strong>not securely fastened</strong>—a loose wooden fence might be swept along, while a sturdy wooden door in a stone wall would remain in place.</li></ul><h3><strong4>Applications & Limitations</strong></h3h4><ul><li>The wave <strong>cannot move permanent wooden constructions</strong> (such as buildings, wooden towers, or firmly rooted trees).</li><li><strong>Secured wooden objects</strong>, such as a wooden door locked within a stone frame, <strong>will not be affected</strong>.</li><li>The druid <strong>does not need to concentrate</strong> to maintain the effect; however, they may <strong>dismiss the wave early</strong> by concentrating for <strong>one full round</strong>.</li><li>The wave <strong>continues to move forward</strong> until it reaches <strong>the maximum range of 360 feet</strong>, at which point it stops and remains <strong>fixed in place for the rest of the spell’s duration</strong>.</li></ul><p>This spell is <strong>highly effective in mass combat scenarios</strong>, particularly against <strong>archers, cavalry, or siege engines</strong>. It is also useful in <strong>naval battles</strong>, as it can push away wooden <strong>rowboats, masts, or cargo</strong>.</p>

<p>This spell grants the caster great mobility, including aerial flight, planar travel, and the ability to become gaseous. It lasts for one turn per caster level.</p><h4>Flight:</h4><ul><li>The caster can fly as per the <em>Fly</em> spell, at a speed of 360' (120').</li></ul><h4>Planar Travel:</h4><ul><li>The caster can enter a nearby plane of existence by concentrating for one round.</li><li>A maximum of one plane per turn can be traversed.</li><li>The caster may bring one additional creature per five levels (rounded down).</li><li>To bring others, they must be touching the caster at the moment of transition.</li><li>Unwilling creatures may make a saving throw vs. spells to resist the effect.</li><li>The caster cannot send others while remaining behind—he must accompany them.</li></ul><h4>Gaseous Form:</h4><ul><li>The caster may assume gaseous form by concentrating for one full round.</li><li>If interrupted, no transformation occurs.</li><li>Unlike the potion of gaseous form, all carried equipment transforms as well.</li><li>In gaseous form, the caster moves at double flight speed (720' / 240').</li><li>The caster cannot use items or cast spells while gaseous.</li><li>Only magical attacks (weapons or spells) can harm the caster in gaseous form.</li><li>The caster cannot pass through a <em>Protection from Evil</em> effect or an <em>Anti-Magic Shell</em>.</li></ul>

<p>This spell grants the caster great mobility, including aerial flight, planar travel, and the ability to become gaseous. It lasts for <strong>one turn per caster level</strong>.</p>

<h3.</p><h4>Flight:</h3>
<ul>
4><ul><li>The caster can fly as per the <em>Fly</em> spell, at a speed of <strong>360' (120')</strong>.</li>
</ul>

<h3.</li></ul><h4>Planar Travel:</h3>
<ul>
4><ul><li>The caster can enter a nearby plane of existence by concentrating for <strong>one round</strong>.</li>
.</li><li>A maximum of <strong>one plane per turn</strong> can be traversed.</li>
<li>The caster may bring <strong>one additional creature per five levels</strong> (rounded down).</li>
<li>To bring others, they must be touching the caster at the moment of transition.</li>
<li>Unwilling creatures may make a <strong>saving throw vs. spells</strong> to resist the effect.</li>
<li>The caster cannot send others while remaining behind—he must accompany them.</li>
</ul>

<h3</ul><h4>Gaseous Form:</h3>
<ul>
4><ul><li>The caster may assume gaseous form by concentrating for <strong>one full round</strong>.</li>
.</li><li>If interrupted, no transformation occurs.</li>
<li>Unlike the potion of gaseous form, <strong>all carried equipment transforms as well</strong>.</li>
.</li><li>In gaseous form, the caster moves at <strong>double flight speed (720' / 240')</strong>.</li>
.</li><li>The caster cannot use items or cast spells while gaseous.</li>
<li>Only magical attacks (weapons or spells) can harm the caster in gaseous form.</li>
<li>The caster cannot pass through a <em>Protection from Evil</em> effect or an <em>Anti-Magic Shell</em>.</li>
</ul>

<p>This spell grants the caster incredible mobility, allowing flight, planar travel, and even transformation into gaseous form.</p><p>Effects:</p><ul><li>The caster can fly at a rate of 360' (120'), similar to the <em>Fly</em> spell.</li><li>Once per turn, the caster may shift into a nearby plane by concentrating for one round.</li><li>The cleric may bring one additional creature per 5 levels (rounded down), provided they are touching at the moment of planar travel.</li><li>Unwilling creatures may make a saving throw vs. spells to resist being taken.</li></ul><p>Gaseous Form:</p><ul><li>By concentrating for one full round, the caster may become gaseous.</li><li>In gaseous form, the caster and all carried equipment transform into mist.</li><li>While gaseous, the cleric may move at 720' (240') but cannot attack, cast spells, or use items.</li><li>In this form, the caster is immune to non-magical damage but cannot pass through a <em>Protection from Evil</em> spell or <em>Anti-Magic Shell</em>.</li></ul>

<p>This spell grants the caster incredible mobility, allowing flight, planar travel, and even transformation into gaseous form.</p>
<p><strong>Effects:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>The caster can <strong>fly</strong><p>Effects:</p><ul><li>The caster can fly at a rate of <strong>360' (120')</strong>, similar to the <em>Fly</em> spell.</li>
<li>Once per turn, the caster may <strong>shift into a nearby plane</strong> by concentrating for one round.</li>
<li>The cleric may bring <strong>one additional creature per 5 levels</strong> (rounded down), provided they are touching at the moment of planar travel.</li>
<li>Unwilling creatures may make a <strong>saving throw vs. spells</strong> to resist being taken.</li>
</ul>
<p><strong>Gaseous Form:</strong></p>
<ul>
</ul><p>Gaseous Form:</p><ul><li>By concentrating for one full round, the caster may become <strong>gaseous</strong>.</li>
gaseous.</li><li>In gaseous form, the caster and all carried equipment transform into mist.</li>
<li>While gaseous, the cleric may move at <strong>720' (240')</strong> but cannot attack, cast spells, or use items.</li>
<li>In this form, the caster is immune to non-magical damage but cannot pass through a <em>Protection from Evil</em> spell or <em>Anti-Magic Shell</em>.</li>
</ul>