Decastave

Decastave was an evocation/conjuration spell that converted a small piece of wood into a force-staff that could be wielded as a magic weapon.
==Effects==
The magical pole was of fixed length, 8'-10' (2.4 m - 3 m) long 2" (5 cm) in diameter, and rigidly inflexible. It could be wielded like a quarterstaff, possessed the thundering quality and could damage creatures immune to non-magical weapons. The decastave could be dissipated in a few ways:
* The wizard let go of it intentionally or accidentally.
* It was pulled from the wizard's grasp by one or more opponents exerting sufficient strength in a united effort.
* It was cleaved by metal.
* The spell's duration was exceeded.
Once per casting of this spell, the wizard could elect to drain a small amount of health upon a successful hit. The health was transferred to the wizard similar to a vampiric touch but could not increase health beyond normal capacity.
==Components==
This spell required verbal and somatic components, and a small piece of wood that was consumed by the casting. A later version of this spell specified a wand of duskwood as the material component.
==History==
This spell was generally well-known around Faerûn once it had been published in the book, Volo's Guide to All Things Magical, in 1359 DR.
==Appendix==
===Gallery===
Midnight Decastaving.jpg|Midnight casting decastave.''
Decastave 3e.png|The spell symbol from Icewind Dale II.
===Appearances===
===References===
Category:Evocation spells
Category:Conjuration spells
Category:Creation spells
Category:Force spells
Category:Sorcerer spells
Category:Wizard spells