A of E: Special
CT: Special

A horn cantrip causes the haunting sound of a
non-existent horn or trumpet being
winded to be heard within 2" (6" if
loud).

The pitch, volume, apparent distance
(echo and muffling), and length of
note (only a single call is permitted) are
all controllable by the caster.

C: The caster
faintly or inaudibly hums a tone to set
the pitch, and then opens his or her
mouth into an O-shape while cupping
the fingers of one hand over it. The
trumpet call will last as long as the
mouth is open in an O. The volume and
steadiness of the note are controlled by
the fingers (which flare open to
increase volume, and pinch shut to
mute it) and can be shaken to give a
tremulous note. A caster practiced in
the use of this cantrip can imitate horn
blasts perfectly.
 
 

Glanvyl's Workbook

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