Permanency

This spell is used to make another spell of 6th or lower level permanent. Only arcane magic can be affected: Clerical, Druidic, and other spells of divine nature can not be made permanent. No spell with a permanent or instantaneous duration can be made permanent. A permanency spell lasts until dispelled. When it is dispelled, the other spell effect vanishes immediately. Casting a permanency spell causes the loss of 1 point of Constitution. Lost Constitution is recovered using the Constitution Point Losses rules from the Basic Fantasy RPG Core Rules. No more than two spells can be made permanent on a single person, item or place. If a third permanency spell is cast it automatically fails, and there is a 50% that each of the two other permanency spells fails too. A permanency spell is not necessary to make any magical item; using permanency to bind a spell to an object, person, or place is not the same as crafting a magic item. Spells that are commonly made permanent on a creature: detect magic, protection from evil, read languages, read magic, detect invisible, and fly. Spells commonly made permanent on items or locations include: alarm, animate objects, confusion, dancing lights, guards and wards, invisibility, phantasmal force, private sanctum, magic mouth, symbol, wall of fire, and web.