Air · movement / utility

Teleport Object

Teleport Object transfers a restricted nonmagical item between visible locations. It can help retrieve something otherwise inaccessible or place it at a suitable point. It does not allow treasure to be freely obtained from an unknown room: the caster must see both the origin and the destination and respect the weight and distance limits.

Using it on an unattached item differs from using it on something held by another person. The holder resists with magical defense, and a main opponent's item cannot be taken this way. The destination must be an empty location. The spell therefore supports a thoughtful idea rather than automatically disarming every enemy or transferring anything without limits.

Exact effect: Transfers an unattached item to an empty location. A held item requires MATK against the holder's MDEF; a main opponent's item cannot be taken. Bonus: +0 to MATK for a held item. Target: a nonmagical item up to 5 kg. Duration: instantaneous. Restrictions: once per scene; both origin and destination must be within sight and 20 m. Using it requires at least Intelligence 9 and Level 3, the appropriate casting ability, and knowledge of this spell. Meeting the numerical requirements alone does not grant knowledge of the spell.

Color fantasy illustration of Teleport Object
Spell illustration • AirTeleport Object
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Spell parameters

Target, duration, restrictions, and exact effect.

School
Air
Type
movement / utility
Min. Intelligence
9
Min. Level
3
Bonus
+0 to MATK for a held item
Target
a nonmagical item up to 5 kg
Duration
instantaneous
Restrictions
once per scene; both origin and destination must be within sight and 20 m
Exact effect
Transfers an unattached item to an empty location. A held item requires MATK against the holder's MDEF; a main opponent's item cannot be taken.
Meeting requirements is not enough

Min. INT and Min. Level only allow a spell to be learned. The character must actually acquire it through leveling, a teacher, a book, a scroll, a reward, a discovery, or the story.