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<span class="DROPCAP">A</span> spellcaller is able to break through the bounds of reality and summon a creature or entity to do his bidding, for example, a creature from the Pits of Endless Strife, or a Shadow or Radiance entity from an alternate frequency. They are also able to do the opposite of course, banishing summoned creatures | <span class="DROPCAP">A</span> spellcaller is able to break through the bounds of reality and summon a creature or entity to do his bidding, for example, a creature from the Pits of Endless Strife, or a Shadow or Radiance entity from an alternate frequency. They are also able to do the opposite of course, banishing summoned creatures | ||
| − | ''NWN specifics Spellcalling spells are spells like the Summon Creature line of spells, Gate and Banishment spells.'' | + | ''NWN specifics Spellcalling spells are spells like the Summon Creature line of spells, [[Gate]] and [[Banishment]] spells.'' |
Revision as of 01:05, 10 March 2019
A spellcaller is able to break through the bounds of reality and summon a creature or entity to do his bidding, for example, a creature from the Pits of Endless Strife, or a Shadow or Radiance entity from an alternate frequency. They are also able to do the opposite of course, banishing summoned creatures
NWN specifics Spellcalling spells are spells like the Summon Creature line of spells, Gate and Banishment spells.
