Ray of enfeeblement

Ray of enfeeblement was a necromancy spell that sapped the strength of a target.
==Effects==
When ray of enfeeblement was cast, a coruscating beam was shot from the caster's hand at the target, at a close distance of or more. If it struck, the victim lost some of their strength, becoming much weaker, though they could not become completely paralyzed. The caster's experience determined the range and degree of strength lost. It could not be resisted, but the effect faded in a matter of minutes.
Following the Spellplague, the caster merely had to point three curled fingers at the target. A stream of strange green mist arose the victim as their strength left their body if they could not resist. This did physical harm and left them feeling weak for several seconds.
==Components==
It required verbal and somatic components.
==History==
The spell was attributed to Netherese arcanist Hamring in and was originally called Hamring's enfeeblement.
==Appendix==
===Gallery===
Legends_of_Baldurs_gate_-_Ray_of_Enfeeblement_-_p65.jpg|A Cult of the Dragon cultist casts ray of enfeeblement on Delina.
Ray of Enfeeblement.png|The ray of enfeeblement spell symbol from Icewind Dale II.
Ray of Enfeeblement 5e.png|The ray of enfeeblement spell symbol from Baldur's Gate III.
Ray of Enfeeblement 2e.png|The ray of enfeeblement spell symbol from Baldur's Gate.
Ray of enfeeblement 3e.png|The ray of enfeeblement spell symbol from Neverwinter Nights.
===External links===
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===References===
Category:Necromancy spells
Category:Enchantment spells
Category:Shadow spells
Category:Universal (province)
Category:Mentalisms
Category:Hamring's spells
Category:Sorcerer spells
Category:Warlock spells
Category:Wizard spells