Editing Vasilla Hedge Healing (section)

===Fifth Level Spells===
Anti-Magic Shell: This spell creates a skin-tight
field, which surrounds the caster and makes him totally
impervious to all magical (not clerical) spells, whether
cast by finger or by implement. While the shell is up, the
caster may not activate any magical items, and all magical
items worn on or in contact with the body will not
function. Purely magical damage bonuses of magical
weapons will also not travel into or out of the shell. The
use of clerical spells is not affected. Duration: 12 turns.
Breathe Water: This spell allows the caster to
breathe water for a time period no longer than one turn
per level of the caster.
Commune: This spell puts the cleric in immediate
contact with the chosen deity of his faith (the referee) and
allows him to ask three questions (which all must be
asked within one game turn). Communing drains the
cleric so much that he may use each of his 5th or higher
level spells once in his lifetime to do a commune. For
example, a 20th level cleric could do no more than 8 (4
5ths, 3 6ths, and 1 7th) communes in his lifetime unless
he goes up to a higher level. Communes should not be
used frivolously, but primarily where the safety or lives of
one or more of the party are at stake. The questions can
be decided upon before casting the spell so they are ready
to be asked. Try to prepare alternates based on possible
answers, if possible.

Controlled Empathic Cure: This spell allows a
cleric to fully cure another character of damage taken, by
transferring all the hits taken by the other character to the
cleric. If the hits taken are enough to cause the cleric to
become unconscious, he will do so, but will not
deteriorate towards death from that point unless damaged
further. If the hits taken are sufficient to kill the cleric,
then the cleric will die, and the amount of damage
transferred will only equal the death level of the cleric.
Unlike Empathic Cure (3C), the cleric states how many
hits of healing will be done. If the damage on the other
character is less than the stated amount, the cleric takes
the lesser damage. Range: in contact with the other
person.

Create Food: A spell with which the cleric creates
sustenance for a party of men, in the form of a manna-like
substance edible by man and horse alike. The amount of
food created is equal to 36 × (the level of the caster - 7)
squared pounds of manna, where it takes one pound of
manna to feed a man, and two pounds to feed a horse, for
one day. The food appears adjacent to the caster.

Dispel Control: This spell dispels any single
magical or clerical charm, hold, or other form of mental
control. There is a 50% chance of dispeling, reduced by
5% for each level that the caster is below the level of the
caster of the original spell. Range 3” radius around caster
or 6” for an individual target.

Dispel Evil: This spell allows a cleric to dispel any
Evil spell or effect within a 3” radius of the caster. Its
effectiveness is based on the relative levels of the cleric
and the Evil involved. The chance of dispeling the spell
depends on the levels and Wisdoms of both the clerics
involved. There is a 90% chance of the dispel working if
the cleric and the Evil spell are the same level. A cleric of
Wisdom 15 or higher gets +5% in his favor. If the cleric is
not the same level, the cleric gets a 10% modifier for each
level of difference added or subtracted to the 90% base in
his favor. For example a 8th level cleric with Wisdom of
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15 trying to dispel an Evil spell of 12th level would have
a 90+5-(4×10) = 55% chance of success. Range: 3”.
Finger of Death: This spell allows the cleric to
attempt to strike down any one being within 12”. The
being gets a saving throw vs. Death (see saving throw
tables). If the being fails to save, it is dead. Note: a
lawful cleric may only throw this spell in a situation
where he has no other available options and must defend
other lawful beings from imminent death.

Insect Plague: This spell allows a cleric to call to
him a large swarm of insects and control them, within the
48” range of the spell. The insects will obscure the vision
of any creatures in their midst, and will drive off any
creatures with less than three hit dice. Note: a lawful
cleric may not use this spell to summon poisonous insects
except as in Turn Sticks to Snakes (4C). The swarm of the
insects may cover no more than a 6” by 6” area up to 1”
in height at any one time and must stay within 48” of the
cleric. Duration: the insects if not killed or released
before then will disperse after one game day.

Locate Person: In order for this particular spell to
be effective it must be cast with personal knowledge of
who is to be located. Thus the person would have to be
known firsthand by the caster in order for the spell to
work. The spell gives the user the direction of the person
desired, but not the distance. The desired person must be
within range to be detected at all. Range: 9” + 1” per
level of the cleric casting the spell.

Pathfinding: This spell enables the cleric to
determine the quickest way out of a dungeon, forest,
castle, etc., even after being teleported (assuming that
such a way out exists). This spell may be employed by
any one cleric no more than once per day. Duration:
until the cleric is out of the dungeon, etc.

Protection/Undead: This spell allows a cleric to
protect himself from Undead beings as follows: Each
Undead being encountered while this spell is in effect
must check separately to see if it can attack or approach
within 1” of the caster. Each Undead being is checked
only once during the duration of the spell and the result
(as far as that Undead being) does not change during the
spell. Any Undead being of the same level as the cleric
will have a 50% chance of being prevented from
attacking or physically approaching (within 1”) the caster.
This protection is adjusted by 5% per relative level
difference between the cleric and the Undead. Thus, if
the cleric is one level higher than the Undead, it has a
55% chance of being prevented from attacking the cleric.
If the Undead is 3 levels higher than the cleric, it only has
a 35% chance of being prevented from attacking the
cleric. Duration: 6 turns.

Raise Dead: A cleric may use this spell to bring the
dead back to life. This spell may be used no more than
once on any particular body on any particular death. If
the character is raised and then killed again, he may be
raised again. This spell may be used only on beings of a
similar type to the cleric (i.e. human or whatever
species). A cleric may attempt to raise a body after it has
been dead for a period of time, if that time has been no
longer than (the level of the cleric) days. In order to be
raised, the body must not have been destroyed.
Characters raised from the dead remain inactive for two
game weeks after the raise, and may not go on
expeditions, or otherwise attempt to gain experience, and
may not throw magic or fight. If killed again during the
convalescence, the character’s chance of being raised is
halved. The chance of being successfully raised is 90%
for clerical types, and 85% for all other character types.
If an attempt to Raise has failed, a Reincarnation may still
be attempted, but not another Raise Dead spell, of any
level or type. Range: adjacent to the body. Note: the
effect of the Raise Dead spell is so powerful that it uses
up the casting cleric’s fifth level spell for one full week,
rather than the normal one day.

Regenerate: Heals all damage that the caster has
taken that could be healed by healing spells (Cure Light
Wounds, etc.) but not special damage needing separate
spells (Cure Disease, Neutralize Poison, etc.), at the rate
of one hit point per turn until healing is completed.
Special forms of damage must be reversed first for the
Regeneration to function best. Also note that it would not
heal damage inflicted while the Regeneration spell was in
progress.
Recover Life Levels (1-5): This spell is the same as
Recover Life Levels (4C) except that from 1 to 5 levels
are restored. Only one spell or the other may be used
after any one draining, and neither spell may be used
more than once on any one draining.
Restore Scarab vs. EHP: This spell allows a cleric
to recharge (one charge per spell) a scarab or other device
designed to protect a character from a clerical Finger of
Death spell. An empty scarab or other device may not be
recharged in this manner, only one still active.

Sanctify Ground: This spell enables the caster to
turn prepared, Hallowed (1C) ground into clerically
Sanctified ground, for the purpose of preparing a clerical
sanctuary or other holy place. Sanctified ground has the
side effect that magical spells will not operate over such
ground, up to a height of 24”, unless the cleric who
Sanctified the ground, or his recognized successor,
directly wills the spell to work. Thus, any spell outside
the knowledge of the guardian of any Sanctified spot will
not function there. This includes any spells in operation
at the time of the Sanctifying, Illusionary or magical in
nature. Each application sanctifies an area that is within a
3” radius of the caster. Duration: until desecrated.

Vari-heal: This spell allows a cleric to do a cure on
a wounded character. A four-sided die is rolled, the result
being the number of six-sided dice of basic healing the
spell will do. All of the dice are treated as if each one
where a Cure Light Wounds (1C) spell in effect, with
appropriate bonuses added, and all are pro-rated
simultaneously over the course of six phases. This spell
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is usable by a cleric no more than once per day. Range:
in contact with the other person.