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|Description=Your spells douse opponents with a nauseating slime.
|Description=Your spells douse opponents with a nauseating slime.
|Content=Only spells that target one or more creatures can be made slimy. An opponent struck by a slimy spell must make a Reflex save at the same DC as the spell or be covered in a temporary layer of slime that renders the target nauseated for 1 round. If the spell affects more than one target, the slimy effect affects only one target (of your choice). A slimy spell uses up a spell slot one level higher than the spell's actual level.
|Content=Only spells that target one or more creatures can be made slimy. An opponent struck by a slimy spell must make a Reflex save at the same DC as the spell or be covered in a temporary layer of slime that renders the target nauseated for 1 round. If the spell affects more than one target, the slimy effect affects only one target (of your choice). A slimy spell uses up a spell slot one level higher than the spell's actual level.
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Source: Dragon Magazine #358

Description: Your spells douse opponents with a nauseating slime.

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Only spells that target one or more creatures can be made slimy. An opponent struck by a slimy spell must make a Reflex save at the same DC as the spell or be covered in a temporary layer of slime that renders the target nauseated for 1 round. If the spell affects more than one target, the slimy effect affects only one target (of your choice). A slimy spell uses up a spell slot one level higher than the spell's actual level.