Mend the Broken

Saving Throw: None.
P.P.E.: Ten plus the cost of structural repairs.

Effect

Just as healing spells are used to repair the body, Mend the Broken is used to repair inanimate objects. This spell will only work on physical damage (not electronics or software, nor living creatures), and can not restore shattered, mangled, flattened or completely destroyed items (must have at least 20% of its original S.D.C. or M.D.C.).
However, it can seamlessly adhere the broken arm, nose, or other appendage of a statue back together without a crack, fill cracks and chips, repair cuts and holes, remove dents, restore metal from rust and tarnish, restore worn fabric, repair pottery and china, fix cracks and chips in glass, and even remove stains from fabrics.
The base P.P.E. to initiate this spell is 10, plus the amount of P.P.E. needed to restore/mend the damage. Mending the object completely (restore all S.D.C.) will make it look like new.

• Structural repair of S.D.C. objects requires one P.P.E. point for every two S.D.C. the spell caster wishes to repair. One to remove a particularly stubborn or otherwise impossible to remove stain.
• Structural repair of M.D.C. objects requires 30 P.P.E. points for every one M.D.C. the spell caster wishes to repair. This means it is unlikely the mage can instantly repair battle damaged M.D. armor, but they can fix it to some small degree.

S.D.C. materials can not be changed into M.D.C. materials or improved in any other way, other than restoring it to like new condition.

Related School

Invocation.

Effect Duration

Instant and permanent.

Effect Casting Time

1 action.

Range

Touch.

Level

5