Making one more unique to the invoker class.

Name: miasma

Giving them roughly the same spell but a different name and origin for the spell.

From the Plane of Air, a spell that lets the caster actually become mist-like when confronted by a door or gate. Though the spell has the same duration as "Pass Door" there are no signs that the spell is in use: (translucent). In theory it would be a spell called upon when the caster comes upon a barrier he/she wishes to cross.

Received at level 24 after perfecting "wind wall".

There would be a slight delay in reforming on the opposite side of the barrier, depending on how thin the caster would have to spread him/herself. ie.. running through a gate would take less time to reform than between the cracks of a thick iron door. The delay would lessen as the spell nears perfection.

It couldn't be used to avoid bashing though.

From the Plane of Air, a spell that lets the caster actually become mist-like when confronted by a door or gate.

CF Magical Dogma rates that as Transmutation. Invokers create, control, or destroy elements.

valguarnera@carrionfields.com

>From the Plane of Air, a spell that lets the caster
>actually become mist-like when confronted by a door or
>gate.
>
>CF Magical Dogma rates that as Transmutation. Invokers
>create, control, or destroy elements.

On the other hand, an invoker spell could surround the invoker with a field/shield/etc. which makes all non-moving stone or metal (or something to that effect) turn non-corporeal for a few seconds when it touches.

That said, I'm not overly fond of this idea, considering it would weaken invokers by making a certain element necessary to pass door.