Characters

Orb of The Void

School: necromancy


Level: Arcanist 8, Wizard 8, Sorcerer 8, Cleric 8, Oracle 8, Psychic 8



Casting Time: standard action


Components: V, S, M (50 gp)


Range: close (25 feet + 5 feet/2 levels)


Effect: 1-foot-diameter sphere


Duration: 1 round/level


Saving Throw: Fortitude negates


Spell Resistance: yes


Source: Ultimate Magic, p. 230

Description

You create a small weightless sphere of pure negative energy. As a move action, you can move it up to 30 feet/round in any direction. If it enters a space with a living creature, it stops moving for the round and that creature gains one negative level (Fortitude negates). Any creature passing through or ending its turn in the space occupied by the sphere gains one negative level (Fortitude negates). Twenty-four hours after gaining a negative level from the sphere, the subject must make a Fortitude saving throw (the DC of this save is equal to the DC of this spell) for each negative level. If the save succeeds, that negative level is removed. If it fails, that negative level becomes permanent.

If more than one orb (from different castings of the spell) enters the same space, the orbs automatically fuse together. The resulting orb uses the higher of the two orbs' DCs as its DC and whichever duration has more time left. If the orbs are from different casters, each must make an opposed Intelligence check to move the sphere.

An undead creature that passes through or ends its turn in the space occupied by the orb gains 2d4 x 5 temporary hit points for 1 hour.

Mythic Orb of The Void

A creature that fails its save against the orb gains 2 negative levels rather than 1. A successful Fortitude save reduces this to 1 negative level.

Augmented (6th): If you expend two uses of mythic power, the orb doesn’t automatically stop when in enters a space with a living creature, but the saving throw DC decreases by 2 for each creature after the first it affects each round.

An individual creature can be affected by the orb of the void only once per round, even if the orb moves through its space more than once.

Mythic Adventures, page 103