Scorch (Cantrip)

This cantrip creates neither flame nor heat. By magically exciting the molecules of any object up to 1-pound weight (such as a sheet of parchment), it causes the object to char without noise, smell, or smoke. The caster must touch the object, which may require a successful attack roll if an­other creature actively protects the object. When touched the object is allowed an item saving throw vs. fire. Failure means the item is con­sumed (or suffers severe scorching so as to be ruined, such as clothing, for example). Magical writings such as scrolls and spellbooks can be readily destroyed by this cantrip.
The verbal component is a hissing sound made while the caster touches the object.
Category:Wizard Spells
Category:Wizard Cantrips
Category:Spells from Wizard's Spell Compendium
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