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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ferret" data-source="post: 2359026" data-attributes="member: 4052">Here we go, I am happy with this. I do not know if damaging the wisdom and requiring it to return the soul is a good idea..... Finger of death kills the target instantly though.... :\ Disjoin soulConjuration (Teleportation)Level: Sor/Wiz 9Components: V, S, MCasting time: Standard actionRange: Close (25ft. + 5ft. / 2 levels)Effect: One creatureDuration: InstantaneousSaving Throw: Will negates (special see text)Spell resistance: YesThe cast of this spell disjoins the targets soul, separating it from the body and casting it into the negative energy plane. On a failed save the body is killed by the strain, otherwise it still suffers from the trauma and is reduced to -8 hit points. The soul must find its own way back to the body by making a wisdom check against a DC of 20 every round until they succeed, as the path back is based more on intuition then direction. However after every round the soul looses part of itself, represented in 1d6 points of charisma drain, and 1d6 points of wisdom damage due to the hostile environments warping ability. If either stat is reduced to 0 the souls is trapped on the other side and requires a Wish or Miracle to return the body.A successful dispel targeted at the victims last known space, ends the spell realising the characters soul, if they make a successful fortitude save they return to the body, due to the unusual method of the souls release only a true resurrection can return the character to life.A Limited wish is able to rejoin the body to the soul but not return it to life, however due to the spells power any of the resurrection spells can return the character to life. A Full Wish spell (or miracle) rejoins the body to the soul as well as returning the creature to life. A Disjunction spell cast in the area wipes the soul from existence, meaning the creature may only be recreated by the act of a God.Creatures without souls are not affected. Incorporeal creatures are still affected even though they do not have a corporeal body they still have a dual nature, a ‘body’ and a soul.Material Component: Obsidian dust clenched in the casters fist, worth at least 7,000gpWhat do you guys think? And thanks for the feedback so far.</blockquote>

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