Flesh to Stone

(See auto-generated stat block below.)

Field	Layonara	Stock NWN:EE
Name	Flesh to Stone	Flesh to Stone
School	Transmutation	Transmutation
Innate Level	6	6
Class Progression	Wizard / Sorcerer 6, Innate 6	Wizard / Sorcerer 6, Innate 6
Components	Verbal, Somatic	Verbal, Somatic
Range	Medium (20m)	Medium (20m)
Valid Targets	Creature, Items	Creature, Items
Conjuration Time	1.5s	1.5s
Casting Time	1s	1s
Hostile	Yes	Yes
Uses Concentration	Yes	Yes
Spontaneously Cast	No	No
Allowed Metamagic	Extend, Quicken, Silent, Still	Extend, Quicken, Silent, Still
Spell Type	Spell	Spell
Impact Script	x0_s0_fleshsto	x0_s0_fleshsto
Icon	is_X1FlsSto	is_X1FlsSto
Description	Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 6 Innate Level: 6 School: Transmutation Descriptor(s): Component(s): Verbal, Somatic, Material Range: Medium Area of Effect / Target: Single Duration: 3 rounds per level. Additional Counter Spells: Stone to Flesh Save: Fortitude Spell Resistance: Yes Material Component: Powdered Limestone The subject and all possessions it carries turns into a mindless, inert statue. Only a stone to flesh spell can restore the subject to normal.	Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 6 Innate Level: 6 School: Transmutation Descriptor(s): Component(s): Verbal, Somatic Range: Medium Area of Effect / Target: Single Duration: Permanent* Additional Counter Spells: Stone to flesh Save: Fortitude Spell Resistance: Yes The subject and all possessions it carries turns into a mindless, inert statue. Only a stone to flesh spell can restore the subject to normal. * Under Normal difficulty or easier, the duration is one round per caster level. Higher difficulty settings make the petrification permanent. As well, if the caster rests, any creatures turned to stone by him will be restored, as if the stone to flesh spell had been cast upon them.

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Auto-generated from nwn-haks (`config/2da/spells.2da`, `feat.2da`, `layonara.tlk`). Do not edit between the AUTOSYNC markers; edits will be overwritten on the next sync.