Effect
Range close (25 ft. + 5 ft./2 levels)
Target(s) one object or creature
Duration instantaneous
Saving Throw Fortitude half (object) or partial; Spell Resistance yes (object)
Description
You snap your fingers and let out a targeted sonic burst that causes a the targeted object to break apart, with a greater effect on brittle objects.
This spell functions as
snap, lesser except that against targets with at least 1 point of hardness, the spell deals a number of d8 points of damage equal to the target's hardness to a maximum of your caster level.
Additionally, when targeting a creature with a skeleton, exoskeleton, or similar structure, you can target a region of this structure to break it in that area having a specific effect and may increase or decrease the spell's save DC. If the target makes their save, they take 1 point of strength and constitution damage. The GM may also rules that affected targets take additional penalties. Regardless of the effect, the effect will heal in 14d6 days, however, any effect that restores damage to a physical ability score at a rate faster than the standard 1 point per day can be used instead to reduce the required number of days by the same amount. Additionally, regeneration, the regenerate spell, or similar abilities that can restore lost limbs heal the damage in half the time to reattach a lost limb.
Arm (DC -2): That arm cannot be used and the target takes a -4 penalty to CMB for each arm lost.
Leg (DC -4): That leg cannot be used and the target takes a -4 penalty to CMD for each leg lost. If the target has lost at least half its legs and has only two or less legs remaining, their base speed is reduced to 5 feet. If they lose all of their legs, they are prone and can only move by pulling themselves with their arms.
Finger (DC +4): Any spell the target casts requiring a somatic component has a chance to fail equal to 10% for each finger lost, or a corresponding percentage equal to 100% divided by the target's normal number of fingers.
Jaw (DC +0): Any spell the target casts that requires a verbal component has a 50% chance to fail. If the target has multiple jaws that can be used to speak and cast spells, they only take this penalty once all of their jaws have been broken.