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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ferret" data-source="post: 1656392" data-attributes="member: 4052">Current versionDisjoin soulConjuration (Teleportation)Level: Sor/Wiz 9Components: V, S, MCasting time: Standard actionRange: Close (25ft. + 5ft. / 2 levels)Effect: One creatureDuration: 1 round/level.Saving Throw: Will negatesSpell resistance: YesThe spell disjoins the soul and for all intents and purposes, the body temporarily ceases to exist, whilst the soul is trapped on a random, hostile part of the Plane of Shadow. With the body non-existent, and the plane of shadow taking its toll on they character’s soul they begin to lose some of their substanence. All that can be seen of the creature is a planar residue, which usually takes the shape of the character. Any attempt to affect this residue fails, and anyone trying to touch them passes through the image as though it was thin treacle. For the duration of the spell they have no physical body, on any plane, meaning they are unable to act. Due to the lack of physical body they cannot be harmed, healed or affected in any other bodily sense, any persistent damaging affects are suspended for the duration of the spell but resumes when the spell ends and continues unchanged. They do however take one point of constitution damage and one more for every five rounds that they spend in the plane of shadows. Due to the suspension of damaging affects the constitution damage dealt by the spell only takes affect after the spell ends.A Dispel cast on the residue of the creature simply severs the link between the residue and the soul, the soul is still trapped and the character must make another will save to retain the body (other wise it is destroyed) which appears on the Prime material plane; the character continues to take constitution damage. Once reunited, by placing the body over the soul on the plane of shadows, they can be fused together using a Lesser Wish spell. Only a full wish spell can recreate the body and even so it takes off a level from the character. This will fuse the body and soul.A Mordenkainen’s disjunction does the same as above but the body is returned to the soul however, but the character is now stuck on the plane of shadow. A wish spell returns the creature to the prime material plane, fuses the body and soul but does not reverse the damage done to the character.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 blown towards target worth at least 700gp</blockquote>

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