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Message: <blockquote data-quote="StarFyre" data-source="post: 3825553" data-attributes="member: 26055">the spellRegarding the spell:I can type it up and send you the 2E ritual stats for that spell.I need to finish converting them all from "Cormanthor: Empire of the Elves" to 3.5E but may just wait until 4E and make epic 4E versions instead.  It's a ritual high magic spell called "The Sundering" in english, the elven name escapes me.  Casting it in game terms causes all natural disasters u can think of to occur over a continent, and ripped the world apart causing evermeet to rise from the sea (as the geologic plates shifted upward).However, I have left a message for the guy who posted that theory at wizards.com, since I don't remember the spell being chronomantic in nature, where it actually rewrites the geologic/scientific progression of the natural world of that planet.Also, the killing storm, prob the most powerful 'offensive' spell in D&D, was a side effect from the Sundering.  (in an FR novel, when Killing Storm is cast, it caused like a black hole to appear over the ocean and it sucked up a flight of dragons, then spits them all out dead). Any beings, monsters, even godly avatars are instantly killed by it..but it ravages the world in the region it opens up in..... The high moor area was caused by it, but not sure if that was during the side effect of sundering.Sanjay</blockquote>