Table 29:
Areas of Effect
Creature
| Area
| Object
| Difficulty
|
1
| 5
| 200 lbs.
| 0
|
1d4+1 (3)
| 50
| 500 lbs.
| 5
|
1d6+5 (6)
| 500
| 1,000 lbs.
| 10
|
1d8+6 (9)
| 5,000
| 1 ton
| 15
|
1d10+7 (12)
| 10,000
| 5 tons
| 20
|
1d12+8 (15)
| 25,000
| 10 tons
| 25
|
2d8+8 (18)
| 50,000
| 50 tons
| 30
|
3d10+8 (21)
| Province
| 100 tons
| 40
|
4d12+8 (24)
| Region
| 200 tons
| 80
|
5d20+8 (27)
| Plane
| 500 tons
| 160
|
Creature: The spell affects the indicated number of creatures or less. If the caster
does not wish to roll dice, use the number in parentheses instead.
All creatures to be affected cannot be farther apart than the distance listed
in the area column. For example, if a spell affects six creatures, they must
all be within 500 feet of each other.
A spell can affect all creatures in a designated area, but the difficulty
modifier is 10 times the value listed. For example, a spell that charms every
creature in a 10,000 square feet area has a difficulty modifier of 200.
Area: The spell effect fills a square area five feet high. Numbers indicate the
length of the square’s sides in feet. A province is an area 20 miles square. A
region is an area 100 miles square. A planar effect fills the entire plane where
the spell is cast. An area can be angled or reshaped to fill whatever volume the
caster desires, but the volume’s minimum height is always considered to be five
feet.
Object: The spell affects a number of objects whose weight does not exceed the listed
value. If multiple objects are affected, they cannot be farther apart than the
distance listed in the corresponding area column.
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