SPIRIT-WALK
Keywords:
SPIRIT-WALK
Category:
magic:spell
Spirit walking was first discovered by the druids ages ago, but it has only
recently become more widely used by mages and clerics. It is an invaluable
source of information, but also highly dangerous to the caster. When the
spell is cast, the caster's spirit leaves his body in search of the
character or creature specified. If it is able to find it, the spirit takes
the form of an invisible, floating ghost-like figure. This is more than a
simple eyepiece for the caster, though: it is his soul in material form,
which can move about as the caster desires. When the caster wishes to bring
his soul back into his body, he needs only 'return' to do so.
There is one major drawback to this spell, though: while the caster's soul
is away, his body is in a near-comatose state. The caster cannot interact
with his physical body in any way, nor is he even aware of what goes on
around it. Obviously, it is not a spell to be invoked lightly.
(Type return to get back to your body)