Fog Warriors
by Aoz with help from RobinThe spell was devised at the Glantri Great School of Magic for combating non-magical foes on Yarthmont 13 in 1019 AC.
Some say it was stolen from the Merchant-Princes of Minrothad. If a Merchant-Prince sees a non-Merchant-Prince cast the spell, orders are to kill that being on sight.
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Fog Warriors or Summon Kal-murus
Level: 4th for Air Elementalism/Merchant-Princes and 5th level for other spellcasters
Casting time: 1 Action
Components: V, S
Range(area): 30 yards
Attack(save): None
Duration: 2 turns
A fog cloud is conjured along with a total of 16 HD of Kal-murus to the area.
Summons 8 (2 HD) Kal-murus.
The spell creates a fog of any size and shape up to a maximum 120-foot cube. The fog obscures all sight, normal and infra-vision, beyond two feet. Also, helps hide the Kal-murus.
See Kal-Muru (Shipbane) AC 9 D&D Creature Catalogue on page 28.
A strong breeze will reduce the fog's spell duration to a mere 2 rounds, while a moderate breeze will reduce the duration by half. Dispel Magic and Banishment will work on the Kal-murus.
The 16 HD of Kal-murus will attack everyone except the spellcaster. At the end, of the spell, there is 1% chance to summon a Greater Kal-murus equal to spellcaster level that wants to kill the spellcaster!!
Other wizards say it must have been cloud-kill then Old Man Puckman asked, "Then why were those poor souls bodies tore apart just like the fog warrior spell."
Old Man Puckman disappeared shortly after asking this question.
There are rumors of a higher-level version of this spell that is resisted to dispel magic and 5 times the HD in or 40 Kal-murus summoned. However, Glantri and the Princes say it doesn't exist, but Old Man Puckman tells a story of bandits coming through Scotch Breach. A fog appeared swallowing the bandits, old man Puckman said, "The screams...by the Immortals...all I heard was their screams.". When the fog lifted their were 66 dead bandits.