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Message: <blockquote data-quote="The_Universe" data-source="post: 1820302" data-attributes="member: 8944">Another spell, based on the same idea....Greater Transfer PregnancyCleric 5Componants: V, S, MCasting Time: 10 minRange: TouchTarget: One pregnant and one non-pregnant willing target.Duration: InstantaneousSaving Throw: Fortitude partial, See textSpell Resistence: No The caster transfers pregnancy from one touched pregnant being to another touched non-pregnant compatible being (usually female). Both targets of the spell must be willing.  In order for the child (or children) to be successfully transferred from the original mother to the intended, the intended mother must first succeed at a Fortitude Save DC 20. Failure on her part by less than 5 simply means that the procedure does not work and the targets must wait a full day before trying again. If the recipient of the pregnancy fails the save by 5 or more, the child is lost in the transfer and dies.  If the transfer is successful or the child is lost, the original mother must then make a fortitude save of her own, DC 15. If successful, the target is nonetheless fatigued for 4d6 days. If the target fails the save, she immediately takes 1d10 Con damage and is also fatigued for 4d6 days. If successful, the child's essential nature is changed. As the magic moves the child from one womb to another, it literally becomes the son or daughter of the new mother. The father remains unchanged. For example, if an elven woman chooses to become the recipient of a human couple's child, when born the child will be a half-elf, not a human. Material component: a lock of hair from both the original and intended mothers, a fresh pea-pod, and a fire opal worth at least 1000 GP.  All three components are reduced to worthless ash during the casting of the spell.</blockquote>

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