Divine Radiance

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	Divine Radiance
Abbreviation:	DR
Prerequisites:	Bless
Signature:	No
Spell Slots:	3
Mana Type:	Unknown
Spell Type:	standard / utility
Difficulty:	basic
Prep (min/max):	5 / 100
Skill Range (min/max):	0 / 600
Valid Spell Target:	PC, Creature
Duration (min/max):	10 minutes / 40 minutes
Justice:	Unknown
Corruption:	Unknown
Description:	The Divine Radiance spell is a matrix of two possible patterns. The first will yield a glowing aura which enwreathes the caster, lighting the way in the darkness and eliminating the need for a torch or lantern. The second pattern will conjure an intense beam of holy light which will streak forth from the caster's palm to strike a specified foe. The physical force manifested by the blessed ray may cause enemies to stumble, and will briefly render them vulnerable to holy attacks.
Effect:	-Balance, {{{dtype}}}, {{{htype}}}, Knock-down. Holy damage amplification. Light source.
Example Messaging:	Light source: You gesture. A glowing aura surrounds you. Debilitation: A small peccary is momentarily engulfed in a blossom of crackling light! < Moving in gracefully, you draw a steel scimitar at a small peccary. A small peccary attempts to dodge, avoiding only some of the blow. The scimitar lands a strong hit that just barely penetrates the skin to nick the stomach ('Tis but a scratch!). [You're winded, adeptly balanced and in dominating position.]
Devices/Tattoos:	No devices or tattoos documented.

Notes

• When cast on yourself it provides a light source.
  • Can be placed into the Osrel Meraud orb.
• When cast on a creature or player it unbalances/knocks them down and amplifies damage from blessed weapon attacks.
  • To use this form of the spell on a target, prepare the spell, then TARGET. It cannot be targeted in a single command. (Is this still applicable?)