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| name = The Closed Fist of Bane
| name = The Closed Fist of Bane
| image = Generic Explosion.webp
| image = Generic Explosion.webp
| controller icon = Generic Explosion Icon.webp
| icon = Generic Explosion Unfaded Icon.webp
| level = 6
| level = 6
| school = Conjuration
| school = Conjuration
| summary = This spell allows Gortash to conjure a giant fist that falls to the ground, punching for a great deal of Bludgeoning damage.
| summary = This spell allows Gortash to conjure a giant fist that falls to the ground, punching for a great deal of Force damage.
| description = Conjure the divine aspect of Bane the Accursed - a fist that hangs in the air until the end of the round before falling, crushing anyone under it for {{DamageText|12d10|Force}} damage.
| description = Conjure the divine aspect of Bane the Accursed - a fist that hangs in the air until the end of the round before falling, crushing anyone under it for {{DamageText|12d10|Force}} damage.
| cannot be learned=true
| cannot be learned=true

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The Closed Fist of Bane is a level 6 conjuration spell. This spell allows Gortash to conjure a giant fist that falls to the ground, punching for a great deal of Force damage. It cannot be learned by players and is only used by NPCs.

Description

Conjure the divine aspect of Bane the Accursed - a fist that hangs in the air until the end of the round before falling, crushing anyone under it for 12d10Damage TypesForce damage.

Properties

Cost
Bonus action
Damage
D10 Force.png 12d10 (12~120) Damage TypesForce
Details
 Range: 18 m / 60 ft
Concentration Concentration

At higher levels

Casting this spell at a higher level grants no additional benefit.

How to learn

Used by creatures: Enver Gortash

Notes