Perhaps Dye has a duration because it is convenient that it is not
permanent?
But I would agree that usually Dye should be permanent. In addition
there should be a spell that reverts Dye (that is different than casting
Dye again with the old colour: what is the old colour of - let's say - a
scottisch kilt?)
cu
thr
----------| Am 27.05.2008 23:49 schrieb Troy Guffey: |----------
Why does Dye have a duration? It would seem to me that it should work by
changing the color of at least a thin surface layer of the subject. Granted
it might vanish if that layer were to wear off, but the spell should be
Instant.
Changing the non-living surface layer of living being should go away as the
skin or hair is shed, but that's not a true duration.
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