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Truedeath Fog
A darkish blue mist that seems eerily sharp. Stepping into it, you feel a disconnect with the planar forces.
Type: Mundane
Area of Effect: {{{area}}}
Cause: Truedeath fog occurs in the Astral Plane when a silver cord is cut. It then flows freely through the plane for 1d6 years.
Removal: Truedeath fog dissipates after 1d4 weeks
Special: Truedeath fog does not affect the plane it is on, but rather coexistent planes.
Effects
- Ranged Attack Modifier: As Fog
- Sensory: As Fog
- Creatures that are coexistent with the astral fog die permanently and do not go to their designated outer plane. The fog is only visible where it is coexistent to another plane. Undead inside of Truedeath fog take 1 Wounding damage (1 damage per round).
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