The "Disintegrate" spell.. or "Obliviate"

[Anael]

IMO this spell doesn´t need add the +1 magnitude for complexity/enhance the effect. I prefer to consider the Dust to Dust effect more like a cosmetic effect more than a real benefit in gameplay.

Surely is arguable that if the body is destroyed necromancers can´t raise it, but magic is very rare in Mithical Europe and probably you don´t need to worry about that possibility. At least no more than other minor benefits anyone can take from this cosmetic effects ( Imagine the mighty torrent of water from the example of Marbaid, he makes a Mighty torrent of blood instead anda the blood persiste until sunrise/sunset, he doesn´t add magnitudes for requisites or complexity, but i can imagine a few of possibilities when this can be very useful).

But anyway, if its only a cosmetic effect, unlike dust to dust, this spell it´s unable for killing mindless undeads like the original dust to dust spell.

Excuse me for mi english, i know it is very bad, but i hope we can undesrstand me.

[Andrew]

@Cuchulainshound

@Gilarius

'Black Globe of Oblivion'
+1 magnitude per form (14 more forms).

+9 more forms, like you said.

I doubt if most such spells would care to destroy the image, or light/heat, or magic, or weather effects, or water, or the mind, once the rest is gone. And most Herbem/Terram targets are going to be inanimate. Beyond Corpus/Animal, the rest is fairly specialized.

Most likely a half dozen formulaic spells rather than one absurdly and pointlessly large ritual spell.

The game in question was somewaht high powered almost to the point I would consider ludicrous with a lot of house rules and the spell is appropriate to the game while remaing a bit pointless for most other games.