Teleport
[Su, MR, AoO, Teleport]Associated Skills: Arcane - Ouranomancy\nDivine - Protection and Summoning\nPsi - Psychoportation
Description
You instantly transport the target and its equipment to any location within the specified range.\nUnlimited: You can teleport the target to any location in the same plane.
Unlimited option: You can teleport the target to any location in the same plane.\nTime hop option (req Arcane - Ouranomancy or Psi - Psychoportation): You can also teleport the target forward in time up to 1 round per skill level.\nGreater time hop option (req Arcane - Ouranomancy or Psi - Psychoportation): Same as time hop, but the maximum time is 1 hour per skill level.\nTrigger object option (req Arcane - Ouranomancy or Divine - Protection): You store the teleport in a trigger object worth at least 150 gp (e.g. gem, rod, necklace, statuette). If the object is destroyed while speaking a command word (chosen at the time of casting), the teleport effect triggers. The teleport can have one of the following three effects, also chosen at the time of casting:\n1. The creature breaking the object teleports to a pre-chosen destination\n2. The creature breaking the object teleports to the caster's current location\n3. The caster teleports to the location of the creature breaking the object.\nIn all three cases, the destination has to be within the spell's range, or nothing happens.
If a target is unwilling, an attack against Will is required:\nS - You fail to teleport the target but can choose to bodily scramble it for 5d6 HP of damage.\nES - You can either teleport the target or bodily scramble it for 10d6 HP of damage.\nF - You fail to affect the target\nThe result of the spellcasting check:\nS - You teleport the target to the desired location.\nF - You teleport the target to the wrong destination. Roll 1d10 for specific result: 1-5 - Off target by 1d10x10% of the total distance; 6-8 - Target ends up in similar area; 9-10 - Target(s) take 1d10 HP of damage and roll again for actual destination.\nOF - The teleportation simply fails.