Wulf's Erasure (True Dweomer)

The high priest Wulf used this spell to obliterate normal and magical writings such as explosive runes, glyphs, symbols, illusory script, and even spell scrolls (a rare condition). Normal writings—including spellbooks—save vs. disintegration or they are erased. Magical writings use the procedure for a 10th-level dispel effect. Items in a creature's possession cannot be affected unless the creature first fails a saving throw vs. spell.
When cast, all writings in the area of effect are subject to erasure unless protected by a 10th-level ward spell or similar construct. It makes no difference if writings are stored in dimensional devices, such as bags of holding, portable holes, or other items.
The material components are ashes from a burned parchment that once bore writing (common) a platinum mirror, a hardened lump of sap gathered by the caster's own hand from a tropical tree, and a quill used by an unfriendly archmage of 20th level or higher to scribe a spell onto a scroll or spellbook. (Two rare and one exotic). The caster catches the reflection of one of the writings to be erased in the mirror, rubs the image with the hardened sap, then breaks the quill.
Category:True Dweomers
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