Heat metal

Heat metal was a transmutation spell that heated metal to damage those who touched it.
==Effect==
This spell allowed a caster to heat metal to various temperatures. A caster could make a piece of metal slightly warm or make it red hot. The spell could be cast underwater, but the caster had to be cautious as the water surrounding the metal would begin to boil if the metal became too hot.In Player's Handbook 2nd edition, it states the spell could not be cast underwater and water would cancel the effect of the spell. This is not the case as of Player's Handbook v.3.5. The spell was very similar to chill metal and in fact cancelled the effects of that spell. In addition, various spells could also cancel the effects of this spell, such as cold, ice storm and Protection from fire, as well as any potion or item that offered a resistance to fire.
==Components==
In addition to verbal and somatic components, the spell required a divine focus.
==History==
Heat metal was a spell listed in the Tome of Torment.
==Appendix==
===See Also===
* Thuparlial
===Notes===
===Gallery===
Heat Metal 5e.png|The spell symbol of heat metal from Baldur's Gate III.
===Appearances===
===External links===
* 
===References===
Category:Transmutation spells
Category:Alteration spells
Category:Reversible spells
Category:Forge domain spells (5e)
Category:Sun domain spells (3e)
Category:Elemental fire sphere spells (2e)
Category:Elemental sphere spells (2e)
Category:Metal domain spells (3e)
Category:Alchemist spells
Category:Bard spells
Category:Artificer spells
Category:Cleric spells
Category:Druid spells