Blissful Spell
A single-target spell also imposes a -2 penalty on attacks and damage (offensive) or grants a +2 morale bonus on skills and saves (beneficial); it gains the good descriptor.
- Type
- Metamagic
- Prerequisites
- None
- Spell Level
- —
- Availability
- Selectable feat
You can alter any spell that targets a single creature to become a blissful spell, although the exact effects of the metamagic vary depending on whether the spell is beneficial or offensive. A creature successfully hit by an offensive blissful spell (if the spell requires an attack roll) or that fails its saving throw against an offensive blissful spell takes a -2 penalty on attack rolls and weapon damage rolls for 1 round. A beneficial blissful spell instead grants affected creatures a +2 morale bonus on skill checks and saving throws for 1 round in addition to its normal effects. A blissful spell gains the good descriptor, and the additional effect is a mind-affecting compulsion effect. A blissful spell uses a spell slot 1 level higher than the spell's normal spell level. Spells with the evil descriptor can't be blissful spells.