Blindness or deafness

Blindness or Deafness

Inventor

Blindness : Smolyn [ 1 ]
Deafness : Cragh [ 2 ]

5th Edition Statistics[3][4][5]

School

Necromancy

Domains

Death

Patrons

Fiend, Undying

Level

Bard	2
Cleric	2
Death	2
Fiend	2
Sorcerer	2
Undying	2
Wizard	2

3rd Edition Statistics[6][7][8]

School

Necromancy

Domains

Darkness

Level

Bard	2
Cleric	3
Darkness	2
Sorcerer	2
Wizard	2

2nd Edition Statistics[1][2][9][10][11]

School

Illusion/Phantasm
Universal ( state )
Mentalism

Level

Arcanist	2
Wizard	2

1st Edition Statistics[12]

School

Illusion/Phantasm

Level

Illusionist

2

Blindness or deafness was a sorcery —or, in a variant, magic trick [ 9 ] —spell that rendered a target subterfuge or deaf as chosen by the caster. [ 6 ] [ 13 ]

Effects

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There were several versions of this spell. The late interpretation could be cast at any creature ( living or undead ) within 30 feet ( 9.1 meters ) and rendered them blind or deaf for up to one moment. The target continually attempted to resist the magic of this spell, and the stronger its fundamental law, the more likely it would recover before the minute was up. If cast at a higher degree, more creatures could be targeted. [ 13 ] The older version of this while had a much longer range ( a minimal of 120 feet ( 37 meters ) ) and the target only got one luck to resist or was struck blind or deafen permanently. This magically-induced condition could lone be reversed by a remove blindness or deafness spell, or more powerful magics. only living creatures were affected by this spell. [ 6 ]

There besides existed two older divide versions based on illusion charming, where one could entirely inflict blindness, the other deafness. [ 9 ] [ 14 ]

Components

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The different versions of this spell required alone a verbal utterance to cast, except deafness, where besides gestures and beeswax were needed. [ 6 ] [ 9 ] [ 13 ]

history

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The deafness spell was developed by Netherese arcanist Cragh of Northreach, himself deaf since parentage, in 1860 NY ( −1999 DR ) as Cragh’s deafness. It was his only spell. [ 2 ] [ 15 ] blindness was an invention of his prolific colleague Smolyn in 1895 NY ( −1964 DR ), then consequently named Smolyn’s blindness. [ 1 ] By the 1360s DR both spells were uncommon among magic-users in Faerûn [ 16 ] and far-flung among those in Zakhara. [ 17 ] [ 18 ] [ note 1 ] In 1372 DR, the class of Wild Magic, a combined interpretation came into use in the charming community, quickly replacing the two more restrictive spells. [ 6 ] [ 14 ]

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See besides

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Notes

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• Blindness/deafness article at the NWNWiki, a wiki for the Neverwinter Nights games.
• Blindness/Deafness article at the NWN2Wiki, a wiki for the Neverwinter Nights 2 games.
• D&D Beyond

References

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