Conjuration · 7th Level · Anointed, Verdant Keeper, Summoner (Aqueos)
| Spell Level | 7th | Range | 120 feet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Traditional School | Conjuration | Components | V, S, M (a silver watering vessel worth 100 gp; A miniature clay flowerpot with ‘room to grow’ painted on its bottom) |
| Erosian Discipline | Erothaumaturgy | Duration | Concentration, up to 1 minute |
| Casting Time | 1 action | Available Classes | Anointed, Verdant Keeper, Summoner (Aqueos) |
Description
A 30-foot-radius garden of silver rain and living petals blooms on ground within range. The first time on each of its turns that a willing creature enters the garden or starts its turn there, it regains 2d8 hit points, provided it has not benefited from the garden on that turn. A creature can receive this healing on no more than three turns during a single casting. A creature of your choice in the garden also has advantage on saving throws against being frightened. Undead and constructs cannot be healed by the garden. The area is difficult terrain for creatures you designate as hostile when casting.
Titan Spell Tradition. Aqueos. Only Summoners attuned to Aqueos may prepare this spell. It bears neither the Fistbound nor the Manifestation tag.
Velvet Court Devotion. Talyss. Talyss’s living garden honors blossoming, fertile abundance and the freedom to choose what grows. It never creates pregnancy or changes a body without its owner’s choice.
Devotional Rite. Once per casting, a willing creature healed by the garden may make a harmless flowering vine trace its hand for one round. The vine cannot bind, grapple, or serve as a material component.
- Veiled Effects. Once per casting, a creature restored to at least half its hit point maximum by the garden may end the frightened condition on itself.
- Unveiled Effects. Once per casting, after the garden heals a willing creature that was injured by a real threat, you may gain 1 Arousal. If you do, the healed creature may reduce its Arousal by 1. Alternatively, spend 1 Libido when casting to let the first creature healed by the garden regain an extra 2d8 hit points.
“No name is lost while someone still remembers to call it.”
Erosian Grimoire
