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| Spell Information | |
| Spell level : | Innate level: 3, Druid: 2, Sorcerer/Wizard: 3 |
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| School : | Transmutation |
| Components : | Verbal and Somatic |
| Range : | Medium |
| Target/Area : | Allied creatures in a 20-ft radius burst |
| Duration : | Instantaneous |
| Save : | No |
| Spell resistance : | No |
Description[]
All party members and allies in the area of effect are hasted for 1 round (six seconds).
Gameplay Notes[]
- This spell is completely pointless for a wizard or sorcerer, having the same level and school as regular Haste.
Bug Notes[]
- Innate level is is intended to be 2 and shown as such in-game and but is actually set to 3.
- Range is all messed up. Spell's description shows medium range, spells2da has short yet the script is centered on caster. While it can't be targeted on other characters, objects are fine, so you can, say, target a distant barrel - caster will move within 26f of it and than buff allies in 20f around self, while still be too far away from said barrel. Not to mention the spell being castable on such objects in the first place is strange.
- In-game description shows duration as instantaneous instead of 1 round. Seems to be a remnant of PnP description, where it was correct (see 3,5E notes below).
See also[]
Notes (3.5E)[]
The pen-and-paper spell does not grant the target creatures a haste effect, but lets each of them perform a single melee or ranged attack immediately after the casting of the spell is finished. This attack can be a Smite or Stunning Attack if the subject wishes to do so, but casting a spell or using a spell-like ability, using an item, or performing any other action that replaces an attack are not allowed. Due to the nature of the spell, the caster may center the spell on himself but is never affected by it.
This spell was introduced in the Spell Compendium D&D Supplement.