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A [[cantrip]] that allows the [[spellcaster]] to create a [[mark]] or [[rune]] particular to the spellcaster. At the spellcaster's option, it may be [[invisible]]. The effect is permanent unless the target is a [[living]] [[character|creature]], which causes it to wear away in normally a month's time.<ref>[[Player's Handbook (3.5)]]</ref> | A [[:Category:Cantrip|cantrip]] that allows the [[spellcaster]] to create a [[mark]] or [[:Category:Rune|rune]] particular to the spellcaster. At the spellcaster's option, it may be [[invisible]]. The effect is permanent unless the target is a [[living]] [[character|creature]], which causes it to wear away in normally a month's time.<ref>[[Player's Handbook (3.5)]]</ref> | ||
If a spellcaster casts the [[Locate Mark]] [[spell]], she may locate the direction of all her marks within the [[spell]]'s area of effect.<ref>[[Gazetteer II]] p. 115</ref> | If a spellcaster casts the [[Locate Mark]] [[spell]], she may locate the direction of all her marks within the [[spell]]'s area of effect.<ref>[[Gazetteer II]] p. 115</ref> | ||
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[[category:Arcane Spell]] | |||
[[category:Cantrip]] | |||
[[category:Mark]] | |||
[[category:Rune]] | [[category:Rune]] | ||
[[category: | [[category:Sorcerer/Wizard Spell List]] | ||
[[category:Universal Spell]] | [[category:Universal Spell]] | ||
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A cantrip that allows the spellcaster to create a mark or rune particular to the spellcaster. At the spellcaster's option, it may be invisible. The effect is permanent unless the target is a living creature, which causes it to wear away in normally a month's time.[1]
If a spellcaster casts the Locate Mark spell, she may locate the direction of all her marks within the spell's area of effect.[2]
References
- ↑ Player's Handbook (3.5)
- ↑ Gazetteer II p. 115
