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Candle communion is a [[Spell-Like Ability]] used by [[Anchorite Inquisitor]]s to communicate their daily activities using [[candle]]s. The communication requires each Anchorite Inquisitor to use this ability at the same time, and lasts a number of rounds equal to the higher caster level among the communicating Inquisitors. Candle communion has a range of five miles multiplied by the total caster levels of the communicating Anchorite Inquisitors, but it does not function across closed domain [[border]]s.<ref>[[Heroes of Light]] p. 15</ref>
Candle communion is a [[Spell-Like Ability]] used by [[Anchorite Inquisitor]]s to communicate their daily activities using [[candle]]s. The communication requires each Anchorite Inquisitor to use this ability at the same time, and lasts a number of rounds equal to the higher caster level among the communicating Inquisitors. Candle communion has a range of five miles multiplied by the total caster levels of the communicating Anchorite Inquisitors, but it does not function across closed domain [[:category:Border|border]]s.<ref>[[Heroes of Light]] p. 15</ref>


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Latest revision as of 19:57, 1 June 2019

Candle communion is a Spell-Like Ability used by Anchorite Inquisitors to communicate their daily activities using candles. The communication requires each Anchorite Inquisitor to use this ability at the same time, and lasts a number of rounds equal to the higher caster level among the communicating Inquisitors. Candle communion has a range of five miles multiplied by the total caster levels of the communicating Anchorite Inquisitors, but it does not function across closed domain borders.[1]

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