Resonant Frequency

Subclass featureValdaSpire24Extras2014Alchemist

You have discovered that every material has a resonant frequency, a specific tone that compromises its structural integrity. As a Magic action, you can choose one type of solid material, such as wood, glass, metal, or stone, and begin playing the material's resonant frequency through a special audio device. You can stop playing a resonant frequency on your turn (no action required).

When you take this action and at the start of each of your turns while playing the frequency, objects made of the specified material within 15 feet of you that aren't being worn or carried take Force damage equal to 1d8 plus your Intelligence modifier. Constructs or Elementals made predominantly of a single material, such as metal or stone, and components of objects, such as the metal lock of a door, can also be damaged by a resonant frequency.

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  "name": "Resonant Frequency",
  "level": 3,
  "__prop": "subclassFeature",
  "header": 1,
  "source": "ValdaSpire24Extras",
  "entries": [
    "You have discovered that every material has a resonant frequency, a specific tone that compromises its structural integrity. As a {@action Magic|XPHB} action, you can choose one type of solid material, such as wood, glass, metal, or stone, and begin playing the material's resonant frequency through a special audio device. You can stop playing a resonant frequency on your turn (no action required).",
    "When you take this action and at the start of each of your turns while playing the frequency, objects made of the specified material within 15 feet of you that aren't being worn or carried take Force damage equal to {@dice 1d8} plus your Intelligence modifier. Constructs or Elementals made predominantly of a single material, such as metal or stone, and components of objects, such as the metal lock of a door, can also be damaged by a resonant frequency."
  ],
  "className": "Alchemist",
  "classSource": "ValdaSpire24",
  "subclassSource": "ValdaSpire24Extras",
  "subclassShortName": "Resonator"
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