Elemental Confluence
[three-actions] Spell 6Legacy Content
Air Conjuration Earth Fire Water Source Secrets of Magic pg. 102 1.1Traditions arcane,
primalSpell List elementalCast [three-actions] material,
somatic,
verbalRange 60 feet;
Area 10-foot burst
Duration sustained up to 1 minute
You conjure four types of elementals who combine forces to form into a chaotic storm. The confluence has AC 28 and 120 Hit Points, weakness 10 to area effects, and immunity to bleed and
poison. Creatures can move through the confluence; creatures within the confluence are
concealed, and all creatures outside the confluence are concealed to creatures within it. When you Cast or Sustain this Spell, you choose up to two different types of elementals to act.
You can swap in a metal elemental, a wood elemental, or both in place of the standard elementals.
Secrets of Magic
- Air (air, electricity) The elemental looses a bolt of electricity from the confluence, dealing 4d4 electricity damage to creatures within 20 feet of the confluence, with a basic Reflex save. This doesn't affect creatures that are completely inside of the confluence.
- Earth (earth) The confluence gains a +2 circumstance bonus to AC and resistance 10 to all physical damage (except adamantine) for 1 round.
- Fire (fire) Flames roar through the confluence, dealing 1d6 persistent fire damage to those partially or entirely inside the confluence.
- Water (attack, water) The elemental expels a powerful jet of water. Attempt a ranged spell attack against a target within 60 feet of the confluence, using your spell attack roll modifier. This attack ignores concealment granted by the confluence, and the elemental gets a +2 circumstance bonus on the spell attack roll against a target inside the confluence. The water deals 4d6 bludgeoning damage on a hit (doubled on a critical hit). This attack doesn't count toward your multiple attack penalty.
Rage of Elements
- Metal (metal) The elemental flings shards of metal through the confluence, dealing 2d6 slashing damage to those partially or entirely inside the confluence with a basic Reflex save. A creature that critically fails also takes 1d6 persistent bleed damage.
- Wood (wood) Roots and stumps grow, making ground in the area difficult terrain.