📖 Spell Statistics
- School
- Evocation (Force)
- Level
- Sorcerer/Wizard 4
- Casting Time
- 1 standard action
- Components
- V, S, M (a drop of mercury)
- Range
- Close (25 ft. +5 ft./2 levels)
- Effect
- 5-ft.-diameter disk of force
- Duration
- 2 hour/level (D)
- Saving Throw
- None
- Spell Resistance
- No
Letting the mercury drip to the ground you create a slightly concave disk of energy. It hovers several feet above the ground.
This spell functions like (Tenser’s) floating disk, except that the created disk does not need to stay within 3 feet of the surface beneath it. However, the disk must remain within close range of you at all times. You can mentally direct the disk to make it move with a flying speed of 30 feet. By default, the disk will follow you about. The disk can carry 200 pounds per level of the caster.
The disk accompanies you regardless of your speed, always catching up no matter how far you move. If you stand or sit on the disk, as a move action you can direct it to travel up to 30 feet in any direction.
Any objects resting on the disk count as weightless parts of your gear for the purpose of teleportation effects (allowing these items to go with you when you teleport despite the weight limit of the teleportation spell).
As a free action, you can transform the plane of force from a concave disk into a bucket-like shape that holds up to 4 gallons (or transform it from the bucket-like form back to its normal disk form).
This spell functions like (Tenser’s) floating disk, except that the created disk does not need to stay within 3 feet of the surface beneath it. However, the disk must remain within close range of you at all times. You can mentally direct the disk to make it move with a flying speed of 30 feet. By default, the disk will follow you about. The disk can carry 200 pounds per level of the caster.
The disk accompanies you regardless of your speed, always catching up no matter how far you move. If you stand or sit on the disk, as a move action you can direct it to travel up to 30 feet in any direction.
Any objects resting on the disk count as weightless parts of your gear for the purpose of teleportation effects (allowing these items to go with you when you teleport despite the weight limit of the teleportation spell).
As a free action, you can transform the plane of force from a concave disk into a bucket-like shape that holds up to 4 gallons (or transform it from the bucket-like form back to its normal disk form).
No GM Notes have been added for this spell yet.
Source: New Spells 2025-03-26 (1).docx
Eric Vaubel Pathfinder Spell Archive • Pathfinder 1e custom spells
📜 Source
This spell was imported from New Spells 2025-03-26 (1).docx.