Mass reflective disguise

Mass reflective disguise was an illusion spell that made the recipient look like a member of the onlookers' race and sex.

Effects
Mass reflective disguise worked like reflective disguise with two differences. First, unlike the latter, the former affected several people not just the caster as long as the others were within 30 feet (9 meters) of the caster. This illusionary effect stayed in effect even when the person went further away then the aforementioned 30 feet. A potential recipient of this spell could defend him- or herself against it by sheer force of will or by means of an innate resistance against magic. The second difference was the duration. Reflective disguise had a duration that lengthened with the caster's skill, whereas mass reflective disguise had a fixed duration of twelve hours, no matter the strength of the caster. The caster could prematurely end the spell.

Components
Mass reflective disguise required only somatic and verbal components to cast.