Spell

Brutus

Created by SecretSage881

The spell conjures a feline creature of immense size and ferocity. Standing nearly 8 feet tall on four powerful legs, this beast is a striking amalgamation of black and crimson fur. Its razor-sharp claws and teeth are a testament to its predatory nature, while its remarkable speed and keen tracking abilities make it a formidable companion to the summoner. This loyal yet deadly creature will fiercely defend its master, unleashing its fury upon any who dare to cross its path.

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This view-only profile includes a creator-written description; 7 labeled detail fields; 2 structured sections; 1 artwork image supplied by the creator.

Creation type: Spell
Shared by: SecretSage881
Connected worlds: 1
Detail fields: 7
Profile sections: 2
Artwork images: 1

Details

School: Conjuration
Level: 5
Duration: 1 hour
Range: 30 feet
Area of effect: none
Ritual: No
Concentration: No

Components

Verbal

A commanding incantation to summon the beast.

Somatic

A sweeping gesture to call forth the creature.

Material

A small token representing loyalty, such as a collar or charm.

Effects

Summons a massive feline creature that stands 8 feet tall. The creature has razor-sharp claws and teeth, dealing 3d10 slashing damage on a successful attack. It has a speed of 60 feet and can track targets with advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks.

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