Difference between revisions of "Spatial tunneling"
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|casttime=[[Standard action|Standard Action]] | |casttime=[[Standard action|Standard Action]] | ||
| − | |target=Two | + | |target=Two flat surfaces you can see |
| − | |effect=You create an [[extradimensional space]] with two 2 by 2 meter square entry points, one | + | |effect=You create an [[extradimensional space]] with two 2 by 2 meter square entry points, one on each targeted surface. The [[extradimensional space|extradimensional tunnel]] between them is perfectly straight, and is as long as the distance between the two entry points. In order to create an entry point on a surface which has creatures resting on it, you must hit each creature with an attack against [[AD]]; if you miss any, the spell fails, but if the space is created, they fall into it. The space is dispelled when the spell is no longer [[bound]] or when either of the surfaces are damaged from behind. |
The Volume Ratio of the tunnel is 1 for every 20 meters of depth, rounded down. | The Volume Ratio of the tunnel is 1 for every 20 meters of depth, rounded down. | ||
Revision as of 03:03, 5 April 2013
 Spatial Tunneling Elite
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| These two portals are just as far from each other on the inside. | |
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| Target: Two flat surfaces you can see | |
| Effect: You create an extradimensional space with two 2 by 2 meter square entry points, one on each targeted surface. The extradimensional tunnel between them is perfectly straight, and is as long as the distance between the two entry points. In order to create an entry point on a surface which has creatures resting on it, you must hit each creature with an attack against AD; if you miss any, the spell fails, but if the space is created, they fall into it. The space is dispelled when the spell is no longer bound or when either of the surfaces are damaged from behind.
The Volume Ratio of the tunnel is 1 for every 20 meters of depth, rounded down. |
