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| name = Selûne's Dream | | name = Selûne's Dream | ||
| image = | | image = Selûne's Dream.webp | ||
| level = cantrip | | level = cantrip | ||
| school = Evocation | | school = Evocation | ||
| summary = '''Selûne's Dream''' is a [[Spells|Cantrip (Evocation)]]. It heals an ally, but may also put them to sleep. '''Selûne's Dream''' is in game only as a once per [[Long Rest]] action granted by the item | | summary = '''Selûne's Dream''' is a [[Spells|Cantrip (Evocation)]]. It heals an ally, but may also put them to sleep. '''Selûne's Dream''' is in game only as a once per [[Long Rest]] action granted by the item {{RarityItem|Amulet of Selûne's Chosen}}. | ||
| description = An ally you touch regains hit points, but possibly falls | | description = An ally you touch regains hit points, but possibly falls {{Cond|Sleeping|asleep}}. | ||
{{ | {{Prereq|No effect on undead and constructs.}} | ||
| cost = action | | cost = action | ||
| damage = amount:1d8, type:Healing | | damage = amount:1d8, type:Healing | ||
Revision as of 09:53, 11 October 2023
Selûne's Dream is a Cantrip (Evocation). It heals an ally, but may also put them to sleep. Selûne's Dream is in game only as a once per Long Rest action granted by the item 
Amulet of Selûne's Chosen.
Description
An ally you touch regains hit points, but possibly falls .
No effect on undead and constructs.
Properties
- Cost:
-
Action - Damage:
-
1d8 (1~8) 
hit points - Details:
-
Melee: 1.5 m / 5 ft
Condition: Sleeping
Duration: 2 turns
- A sleeping creature cannot move or act.
- Moreover, the creature automatically fails
Strength and Dexterity saving throws. 
Attack rolls against it have 
Advantage, and any attack that hits the creature is a critical hit if the attacker is within 
1.5 m / 5 ft of the creature.- Removed by taking damage, receiving
or being 
.
