Faet Fiada Canticle Spell

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There are three stages to, and two forms of. this Casting. In the first form, the dweomer impacts audience and practitioner as follow With the rendition of the initial verse, the. singer is .able to see things invisible. and a repetition of that stanza enables. a chsen audience to do the same. With the next verse, the audience is made invisible. and by repetition the changing of the caster is accomplished. If the canticle continues, invisibility is negated, but the third verse's performance enables the spellsinger is effect space change on the audience, transforming them (and all they wear and carry), as if by therianthropy, Into various (mundane) woodland animals, or the like, such as hawks, owls. deer, elk. bears, wolves, snakes, etc. Again with a repetition, the practitioner then turns into such animal form as noted above as desired. In the second form. the spellsinger has no audience, but the whole dweomer applies to the caster alone. In this case, the first verse enables the sight of things invisible or present but in a different vibratory phase