Material Component: A black sapphire worth 100 gp or several black sapphires with total value of 100 gp. The bones and bodies required for this spell follow the same restrictions as animate dead.ДЄll the material to be animated by this spell must be within range when the spell is cast. If damage reduces the unliving to 0 hit points, it must make a Constitution saving throw with a DC of 5 + the damage taken, unless the damage is radiant or from a critical hit. If you exceed this number, newly created creatures fall under your control and any excess undead from previous castings of this spell or animate dead become uncontrolled.ДЄnytime this limit causes you to release some of the undead you control through this spell or animate dead, you choose which undead are released. Race - Unliving Ability Adjustment: none Speed: 30 ft Languages: common and the language of the necromancer Damage Immunities poison Condition Immunities poisoned Undead Fortitude. However, no matter how many times you use this spell or animate dead (see page 198 of the Player's Handbook), you can only control 4 HD worth of undead creatures per caster level creatures you animate with either spell count against this limit. The undead you create remain under your control indefinitely and follow your spoken commands. For these reasons, vitamin D has been linked to heart health and risk of CVD. Vitamin D deficiency is associated with vascular dysfunction, arterial stiffening, left ventricular hypertrophy, and hyperlipidemia. Regardless of the specific numbers or kinds of undead created with this spell, a single casting of plague of undead can't create more HD of undead than four times your caster level. Vitamin D helps regulate the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system (and thereby blood pressure), vascular cell growth, and inflammatory and fibrotic pathways. (A destroyed skeleton or zombie can't be animated again). This is the order in which it was originally added to the Compendium, and therefore approximately the order. The default sorting is the article ID as it appeared in the D&D Compendium. It does not include classes appearing in third-party works. The undead remain animated until destroyed. The following list of D&D 4e character classes consists of every character class (and when applicable, subclass) which appeared in the D&D Compendium. Plague of undead turns the bones or bodies of dead creatures within the spell's range into undead skeletons or zombies with maximum hit points for their Hit Dice.

Where did it come from? What's its purpose? Who made it? The other two tables provide you with options for the object's original purpose, and its current or original owner or creator! Maybe the BBEG demilich uses that portrait of a lost companion to draw power from, or that strange copper cube is actually a complicated key that opens the tomb of a long-dead legendary hero.This spell unleashes great necromantic power, raising a host of undead creatures.

This resource provides a d100 rolling table of random mundane or magical objects that leave your players wondering. Want to introduce a mystery, plot hook, original loot, or a clue for a puzzle? These rolling tables should help! Have you ever wanted to give your players something weird but not powerful, just to leave them scratching their heads? Or maybe your campaign starts with a rat-infested cellar, where the players find something strange that kickstarts their adventure to become legendary heroes. Resource: 1d100 Random Mysterious Objects

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