Conjuration (Creation) [Earth]
Level: Druid 6
Components: V, S, DF
Casting Time: 1 standard action
Range: 60 ft.
Effect: One 5-ft.-diameter pillar of
stone per round
Duration: 1 round/2 levels (D)
Saving Throw: Refl ex negates
Spell Resistance: No
A pillar of rock explodes upward from the
ground.
Each round as a standard action, you
conjure a pillar of rock that bursts from
a stone or earthen surface anywhere
within the spell’s range. Each pillar
fi lls a 5-foot square and grows to a
height of 20 feet or until it hits a barrier
such as a ceiling or wall. A Large
or smaller creature in a square where a
pillar erupts must succeed on a Refl ex
save or be carried upward by the force
of the pillar. If a pillar is created in a
room with a ceiling height of 20 feet
or less, the rock slams into the ceiling,
dealing 4d6 points of damage to any
creature atop it.
In a location with a ceiling height
of more than 20 feet, a creature carried
up by a pillar must succeed on a DC 20
Balance check or fall from the top of
the pillar when it reaches its maximum
height. On a failed check, the creature
plummets to the ground, taking 2d6
points of damage from the fall.
You can also cause a pillar to erupt
from a vertical surface, in which case
any creatures in the pillar’s path must
succeed on their Refl ex saves or take
2d6 points of damage and be knocked
prone.
The pillar created is permanent
and has AC 3, hardness 8, and 900 hit
points. A pillar can be climbed with a
DC 20 Climb check.
