Eye of Fire

Powers & Pantheons Version

When the casting priest points at the target creature (who the priest must be able to see) and utters the Mulhorandi word for vengeance, this spell causes a blazing beam of fire to emit from the priest's left eye. The beam burns with the intense heat of the sun. A creature struck by the narrow beam of flame suffers 1d4 points of damage per level of experience of the priest, up to a maximum of 10d4. Undead creatures suffer 1d6 points of damage per level of the priest, up to a maximum of 10d6. A creature who fails its saving throw vs. spell suffers full damage, while one who succeeds manages to dodge partially out of the way and suffers only half damage.

The intense beam of heat can ignite combustible items or melt other items. Items worn or carried by a target creature who fails its saving throw against the effects of eye of fire require saving throws vs. magical fire to determine if they bum or melt, but items in the possession of a creature who succeeds at its saving throw are unaffected.

Priest's Spell Compendium Version

This spell causes the priest's left eye to emit a blazing beam of fire, which burns with the intense heat of the sun. The priest points at the target creature, which the priest must be able to see, and utters the Mulhorandi word for vengeance. A creature struck by the narrow beam of flame suffers 1d4 points of damage per level of the priest, up to a maximum of 10d4. Undead creatures suffer 1d6 points of damage per level of the priest, up to a maximum of 10d6. A target creature making a successful saving throw vs. spell suffers only half damage.

The intense beam of heat can ignite combustible items or melt other items. An exposed item worn or carried by a creature that fails its saving throw vs. spell must make a successful item saving throw vs. magical fire to survive the beam.

The verbal component is the Mulhorandi word for vengeance.