Grease Slick

This variation of the grease spell allows a wizard to create a spray of grease that erupts from his fingertips and can extend up to 10 yards away from his body. The grease coats all objects within a 15-foot by 15-foot area.

Objects coated by the grease become slippery, slimy, and subject to the effects of a grease spell (save vs. spell or fall). Further, individuals in the area of effect who are carrying weapons and other objects must, for each object, make a successful saving throw vs. spell at a -2 penalty. Failure means the object slips from the individual's grasp. Individuals attempting to pick up greased items must make a successful saving throw vs. spell at a -3 penalty to grasp any one object. Once a saving throw is made for an object, it can be handled normally.

The material component of this spell is a pinch of lard.

Notes: Very rare spell.