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Cast upon any tree, the Erik cultist communes directly with the tree’s spirit learning all that the tree has seen, heard or experienced within a number of weeks equal to the spell’s Magnitude. The transference of knowledge is over the Duration of the spell and requires that the caster hug the tree tightly, pressing his head or cheek into the bark hard enough to leave an impression of the tree upon the skin. The knowledge transferred is not expressed as language but as visuals, sounds, sensations and so forth. | Cast upon any tree, the Erik cultist communes directly with the tree’s spirit learning all that the tree has seen, heard or experienced within a number of weeks equal to the spell’s Magnitude. The transference of knowledge is over the Duration of the spell and requires that the caster hug the tree tightly, pressing his head or cheek into the bark hard enough to leave an impression of the tree upon the skin. The knowledge transferred is not expressed as language but as visuals, sounds, sensations and so forth. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:47, 1 July 2016
Duration 15, Priest, Touch
Cast upon any tree, the Erik cultist communes directly with the tree’s spirit learning all that the tree has seen, heard or experienced within a number of weeks equal to the spell’s Magnitude. The transference of knowledge is over the Duration of the spell and requires that the caster hug the tree tightly, pressing his head or cheek into the bark hard enough to leave an impression of the tree upon the skin. The knowledge transferred is not expressed as language but as visuals, sounds, sensations and so forth.