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See also Moonbeam (Priest Spell).

The moonbeam spell uses the power of Cerilia's sun and moon to paralyze undead. When a priest points a talisman at an undead creature and casts this spell, a beam of silver or golden light streaks toward the creature. If the creature fails a saving throw vs. spell, it remains completely paralyzed for the dura­tion of the spell. Otherwise, there is no effect.

Originally granted to Ruomil's followers during the Battle of Mount Deismaar, the moonbeam spell has become a weapon against undead for many priests across Cerilia.

The material component is a reflective moon-or sun-shaped talisman (usually depending on the interests of the priest's patron deity). It can be made of glass, mirrored glass, highly polished metal, or polished stone such as hematite.

Notes: Restricted to the world of Cerilia, the Birthright setting; common for priests from that setting.

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