Difference between revisions of "Heat Object"

Latest revision as of 21:02, 27 March 2011

This article is deprecated. Its rules are no longer valid and is only sticking around for historical purposes.

The mage uses the power of fire to amplify the heat of an object. Direct contact with the object exposes a creature to the damage listed (which can be reduced by Endurance, Armor, and Magic Defense). The size of the object is dependent on the spell level.

Intensity Effects

1. Something the size of a biscuit gives off steam. Great for heating up dinner.
2. Something the size of a loaf of bread simmers. 5 damage.
3. Something the size of a human body becomes hot enough for bad burns. 10 damage.
4. Something 100 cubic feet in volume boils. 15 damage.
5. An immense object, like a bridge, or the deck of a boat becomes red hot. 20 damage.