Sonnenschatten's Fabulous Teleportation Anchor
by Wolfgang NickelWell then, I hope Wolf Sonnenschatten won't object when I post one of his self-researched spells here:
Wolf Sonnenschatten researched this spell when once again one of his teleportations left him hanging in the air above the desired spot. While plummeting down he thought of how undignified an end it must be to find oneself once too low and encased in stone. So, for all those mages who aren't experienced enough or haven't had the luck of finding the Teleport any Object spell (like poor Sonnenschatten) this one is for you ...
Sonnenschatten's Fabulous
Teleportation Anchor
(Well well I know this sounds a little bit pompous, but what mage
wouldn't like having the respect of his peers and be well know for
his work?)
Forth-level spell
Range: 0
Duration: Special
Area of Effect: One location
In the location where the caster intones this spell a mystical
anchor is dropped, marking the spot and imprinting it into the
caster's mind, so that future Teleportation spells of said caster
to this location will be totally free of any error. The
Teleportation exactly homes in on the location where
Sonnenschatten's Fabulous Teleportation Anchor was dropped (cast).
After the casting of this spell the mage has to meditate at the
desired spot for two hours to bind the anchor spell matrix to the
surroundings. The mind of a mage can only cope with a number of
such anchor matrixes up to half his level rounded down. When the
spell is cast in more than those locations, the duration of one of
the Anchor spells in effect abruptly ends (which one is decided by
the DM).
Happy teleporting,
Wolf Sonnenschatten