Destruction
Destruction is the sphere for eliminating matter and magic. With Destruction, objects can be destroyed, active magical effects can be eliminated, and spells being cast can be countered.
1: Destroy materials up to one foot in size. [Instantaneous]
If the object is magical, it will remove 1 level of enchantment from the item. All magic must be disenchanted before the item itself can be destroyed. If the destruction used to destroy the object exceeds the level of enchantment, the item will be affected by any destruction that was not needed to disenchant the item.
+1: +5 foot size
1: Harm a living creature for 1d6 points of damage. [Instantaneous]
+1: +1d6 points of damage.
Notes
- The creature is entitled to a Will save for half damage.
- Any living creature brought to -10 or below due to destruction magic is disintegrated, leaving no trace.
- If this effect is used against negative-energy creatures, the damage done effectively heals the creature instead of harming it.
2: Dispel a level 1 spell. [Instantaneous]
+2: +1 spell level.
X: Reduce the effective warding level of a warded mystic effect by X. [Instantaneous]
See the Warding section for more information
1: Counter or dispel a mystic effect with sphere total 1. [Instantaneous]
See the Countering mystic effects section for more information
+1: +1 sphere total
14: Enchant an object or creature with an anti-magic aura. [Temporary (rounds)]
This magical aura functions much like the antimagic field spell, but only with regard to magic that affects the target object or creature.