SRD:Mass Divine Blast (Divine Ability)

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Mass Divine Blast

Prerequisites: Divine rank 6, Cha 29, Divine Blast salient divine ability.

Benefit: This ability works like the Divine Blast ability, except that the deity can specify up to five targets per rank, no two of which can be more than one mile apart per rank, or an area. The area can be a cone, burst, spread, or cylinder. A cone can be up to 100 feet long per rank. A burst or spread can have a radius of up to 50 feet per rank. A cylinder can have a radius of up to 50 feet per rank and a height of up to 10 feet per rank. The deity chooses the attack’s exact form and dimensions.

Each use of this ability counts as a use of the deity’s Divine Blast ability.

Suggested Portfolio Elements: Death, destruction, war.

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