Prismatic Ray

Name:	Prismatic Ray
School:	Evocation (Acid spells) (Death spells) (Electricity spells) (Fear spells) (Fire spells) (Mind-affecting spells)
Level:	Sor/Wiz 5
Spell Point Cost:	25
Components:	VerbalVerbal: A verbal component is a spoken incantation. You cannot cast spells that require this component if you cannot act or speak. This has no gameplay applications in DDO, as all characters can always speak and there are no effects which prevent you from doing so., SomaticSomatic: A somatic component is a measured and precise movement of the hand. You cannot cast spells that require this component if you cannot move causing arcane spell failure resulting in a ruined spell. Spells without a somatic component may be used with disregard to Arcane Spell Failure chance. Note - that characters make the same arm gestures for most spells in DDO, so you can't tell which spells require this component by watching your character's animations.
Metamagic:	Empower, Heighten, Maximize, Quicken
Range:	Double
Target:	Foe, Directional, Breakable
Duration:	Instantaneous
Saving Throw:	Various: Reflex save takes half damage; Fortitude save negates Death and Stone effects; Will save negates Fear and Death
Spell Resistance:	No
Cooldown:	4 seconds (Wiz), 2.5 seconds (Sor)

Description: A shining ray of multicolored light blinds creatures with 8 Hit Die or less for 12 to 48 seconds, and does 1 of 7 harmful effects at random to one target, with a 12.5% of inflicting a second different effect from that 7. These 7 effects are detailed as follows: Red Ray: 4*caster level fire damage, a successful Reflex save reduces the damage dealt by half Orange Ray: 5*caster level acid damage, a successful Reflex save reduces the damage dealt by half Yellow Ray: 6*caster level electrical damage, a successful Reflex save reduces the damage dealt by half Green Ray: Instant Death (Ignores Death immunity.), deals Constitution damage on a successful Fortitude save (Poison effect negated by Poison Immunity.) Blue Ray: Turns victim to stone, Fortitude save negates Indigo: Victim is stricken with Fear status, Will save negates Violet: Sends victim to another plane (Instant Death, ignores Death Immunity.), Will save negates. Note that Spell Resistance does not protect against any of these effects, including the non-damaging ones. The highest item based damage, critical hit rate and critical multiplier bonuses apply to this spell, regardless of the type of damage enhanced as long as it matches one of this spells 3 types (Fire, Acid or Electricity). Enhancement bonuses and item bonuses stack. For example, if you have an item that grants +30% fire damage, increases fire critical rates by 9%, and increases the critical damage multiplier by 0.25, and another item that grants +40% acid damage, increases acid critical rates by 6%, and increases the critical damage multiplier by 0.5, Prismatic Ray will deal 40% more damage, while its critical hit rate increases by 9%, and its critical damage multiplier increases by 0.5, the spell benefiting from the highest property from each category. Expanding on this example, if you had enhancement bonuses that granted +10% damage to electricity spells, +3% to their critical hit rates, and +0.5 to their critical damage modifiers, and another set that granted +30% damage to fire spells, +6% to their critical hit rates, and +0.75 to their critical damage modifiers, Prismatic Ray would receive, in addition to all item bonuses, +30% damage, +6% to its critical hit rate, and +0.75 to its critical damage multiplier. Combining the two examples, the final adjustment from items and enhancements would be: +70% damage (30% + 40%), +15% (9% + 6%) critical hit rate, and +2.25 (1 + 0.75 + 0.5) critical damage multiplier. This spell is random, but interesting. The violet beam can be extremely powerful, especially when used against enemies who are otherwise immune to most other insta-kill effects.