Dream sight

Dream sight was a divine divination spell common among the shamans and shugenja of Kara-Tur, which allowed the caster to dream and see the world in a disembodied state. The spell was also used by some clerics of the derro god Diirinka.

Effects
Upon completion of the casting, the spellcaster fell immediately into a deep sleep for several minutes, the ultimate duration of the sleep depending on the power of the caster. While the caster's body slept, her or his spirit left the body behind and traveled incorporeally.

In this spirit form, the caster could see and hear as normal but otherwise behaved as a spirit or ghost and could not interact with the material world. If moving continuously, the caster could traverse a distance of a 1,000 feet (300 meters) each minute.

When the duration of the spell ended or if the sleeping body were disturbed in any way, the spirit of the caster immediately returned to the body, and the caster woke up from the dream.

The spell took a full six seconds to cast  and could not be cast within the phlogiston between the crystal spheres.

Components
The spell required somatic components  and either a material component or divine focus. Shamans casting the spell used a stick of incense during the casting. Dream sight did not require verbal components.