What is the gods’ task for you?
To aid the sick and wounded. You are blessed with the following magics:
the spell Healing Touch, the ritual Goodberry, and the cantrip Mage Light.
+2 Wis
Mage Light (Intelligence)
This cantrip produces a moderate amount of magical light. This light may appear from a physical object in the possession of the caster, such as the tip of his staff or an amulet, or as a simple ball of floating light. The cantrip produces enough light to illuminate an area of about 30 yards; the light is dim, but just strong enough to read by.
A mage may attempt to produce more light at a penalty to his casting roll; summoning the light of several torches into a room gives a -3 penalty, while the equivalent to full daylight would call for a -5 penalty. Producing several globes of colored light that move about on their own would call for similar penalties, as would try- ing to cast the cantrip in such a way as to produce the light in a particular spot at a distance from the caster (for instance, before the eyes of an enemy, in order to distract him).
Lights produced with this cantrip last as long as the caster is able to concentrate on them. Being struck in combat or failing the roll for another cantrip will make this spell end immediately.
Healing Touch
Range: Touch
Duration: Instant
Save: no
The mage lays his hands upon a wounded subject and life flows from his touch. The target regains 1d8 hit points as his vitality is restored.
Goodberry (Wisdom)
Range: Touch
Duration: Permanent
Save: no
With the blessing of the unseen world, the berries affected by this ritual become powerful sources of curative magic. The ritual affects 2d4 berries, and anyone eating one immediately heals 1 point of damage.
The best berries for this ritual are those grown by the mage himself, but any fresh, clean berries will do. In addition, the caster must wash the berries with pure water from a fresh spring and store them in a never-before used pouch of soft leather which he has stitched closed himself.
