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it is doing alot of different things. You might want to simplify the effects. Otherwise you can do the choose your buff like Blessing of Fervor.

Text wise remove the word 'enchanted' for 'Effected creatures gain...'

thats a nice idea dont know if i will be able to balance it proprerly as a level 3 spell but let me try

same casting properties of haste and bof (durantion, range, targets...)

the options would be

+1d6 of electric in 1 weapon

+30 ft movement

+2 cl on spells of air descriptor

-2 penalty on ranged weapons

I am just going to run through my thoughts and put them out as I look it over.

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thanks for the insight, my goal for this spell is for it to be a multi target buff for combat such as haste or prayer, themed around wind, for my wind themed cleric

initially a overvalued the extra attack and though it was just better them a shocking weapon, now i see that it is probably better than the extra attack.

some ideas for nerfs i have are

reduce to 1d4

reduce speed to 15ft

instead of speed they hover ignoring dificult terrain

im also open to suggestions for this spell from 0
or just other nerfs suggestions

(also yes they are not supose to have it in ther 2 claws)

My take:

Power level is probably okay, although maybe drop the ranged attack penalty to -2, so it's not stepping on Cloak of Winds too much.

Should be Evocation or Transmutation school.

Should add a costless material component (dandelion seed, bit of kite string, or the like).

As clerics don't usually get haste (nor cloak of winds), so you have the right idea to gate it behind deities. This can be done by adding special casting rules for appropriate deities individually, or more generally by tying it to the domain(s).

this all make sense, i like it,so it would be like that.

I'm Doing a Supportive air themed cleric,and wanted do an air themed suportive spell for combat. i made a weaker version of haste but more wind oriented, i'm pretty sure it have the right power level for a level 3 wizard spell, but not sure if it's too much (or too little) for a cleric.