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Hey all. My Paladin just found a Revelation scroll, and I'm wondering how useful the spell is and how hard it is to cast. Epedia shows it as a cyclic spell, but none of the difficulty reqs nor the min/max mana reqs are shown, so I was wondering if someone could give me all the relevant stats from a discern. Much appreciated!
Divine Intervention patterns are active by nature and Revelation is no different. The spell attempts to root out hidden pockets of spiritual energy, which usually indicate the presence of an unseen person. While the auras that Revelation reveals are dispersed and nebulous, a perceptive mage may be able to track them down to their physical sources. Even outside the main function of the pattern, the caster may notice a modest increase to their perceptual ability due to the heightened spiritual awareness.
This is a non-battle spell that can be cast on a single target. Non-battle spells have significantly longer preparation times than battle spells. This is a cyclic spell. To cast this kind of spell, prepare it at the amount of mana you wish to cast it at, and then cast it. This spell will continually pulse as long as you have harnessed enough mana to fuel the mana requirements. Cambrinth also works as a source of fuel for cyclic spells, as does your raw attunement if you have the Raw Channeling feat. It can be cast without a target and on some objects. It requires a minimum of five mana streams, and can expand to a maximum of thirty mana streams woven into it. To begin to be able to cast this spell, you will need to reach the rank of a beginning aficionado. By the time you have mastered this spell, you will be ranked as a venerated savant in your abilities as a caster. It requires the Utility and Augmentation skills to cast effectively. Before you can learn this spell, you must be circle 30. Additionally, you must know one of Auspice or Divine Radiance. It will also cost three spell slots.
The spell requires at minimum 5 mana streams and you think you can reinforce it with 25 more, for a total of 30 streams.
Roundtime: 10 sec.
Its a great spell. It runs off perception skill, with a small increase based on magic skill and cast prep. It pulses around, so you can actually point at people without searching, assuming you pass the skill checks, but if they slightly bigger, sometimes they will just see their name, but can't point them out. Then course if they just outclass you in stealth, it won't show anything.
This is a non-battle spell that can be cast on a single target. Non-battle spells have significantly longer preparation times than battle spells. This is a cyclic spell. To cast this kind of spell, prepare it at the amount of mana you wish to cast it at, and then cast it. This spell will continually pulse as long as you have harnessed enough mana to fuel the mana requirements. Cambrinth also works as a source of fuel for cyclic spells, as does your raw attunement if you have the Raw Channeling feat. It can be cast without a target and on some objects. It requires a minimum of five mana streams, and can expand to a maximum of thirty mana streams woven into it. To begin to be able to cast this spell, you will need to reach the rank of a beginning aficionado. By the time you have mastered this spell, you will be ranked as a venerated savant in your abilities as a caster. It requires the Utility and Augmentation skills to cast effectively. Before you can learn this spell, you must be circle 30. Additionally, you must know one of Auspice or Divine Radiance. It will also cost three spell slots.
The spell requires at minimum 5 mana streams and you think you can reinforce it with 25 more, for a total of 30 streams.
Roundtime: 10 sec.
Its a great spell. It runs off perception skill, with a small increase based on magic skill and cast prep. It pulses around, so you can actually point at people without searching, assuming you pass the skill checks, but if they slightly bigger, sometimes they will just see their name, but can't point them out. Then course if they just outclass you in stealth, it won't show anything.
