Floron's Fabulous Mirror
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| Floron's Fabulous Mirror | |
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| Spell information | |
| Nickname | ffm |
| Guild | Wizards |
| Type | Miscellaneous |
| Description | Scrying a target. |
| GP cost | 40 |
| Mind space | 15 |
| Thaums | 3 |
| Components | mirror |
| Tome | Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Everything |
Floron's Fabulous Mirror (abbreviated as FFM) is a miscellaneous spell that shows the caster a snapshot of the current room of the target. It has two steps, first the actual casting of the spell, then "gazing" into a mirror in your inventory. Unlike a crystal ball, FFM will allow you to see a target in a dark room.
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Spell details
This spell costs 40 gp to cast and takes up 15 units of mind space.
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Components
A mirror of any type.
Casting messages
- Casting
You concentrate on the mirror, pushing your mind into it. You think about finding things out. You wave your hands over the mirror.
- Success
The silver mirror seems to urge you to gaze into it. > gaze into mirror You see a vision in the silver mirror: Endless Street continues to the west and curves northeast to the east. One or two people wander past, apparently heading somewhere. It is a pleasantly warm summer prime's afternoon with almost no wind and a beautifully clear sky. There are two obvious exits: west and east. Heric Whiteblade is standing here. A street lamp is here.
- Failure (failed skillcheck)
Your reflection in the mirror suddenly turns strange...
Hallucinations are a side effect as well.
- To others
Wizard stares into the mirror, apparently trying to fix her hair. Wizard looks pensive. Wizard waves her hands over the mirror.
Defending against
The faith.rituals.defensive.area skill defends against scrying with this spell. The probability to resist is approximately (1 / (1 + exp(- (area / 100 - scrying / 90)))).
See also
- A Cup of Tea and Sake (the reverse effect)
