Enchantment • Legacy Witch Charm

Virgin Innocence

Virgin Innocence convinces one creature that the caster is innocent of a particular deed or statement. Evidence cannot shake that belief while the legacy enchantment lasts.

Virgin Innocence at a Glance

5.5e / 2024	No direct conversion published here
5e / 2014	No direct conversion published here
Pathfinder 1e	Not a Pathfinder Witch spell by default
D&D 3.x Legacy	Witch 2, Bard 3

Spell Rules by Edition

5.5e / 20245e / 2014Pathfinder 1eD&D 3.5e

Virgin Innocence — 5.5e / 2024

Edition status: No official 2024 version of this legacy spell is supplied here.

Virgin Innocence — 5e / 2014

Edition status: No official 2014 version is supplied here.

Virgin Innocence — Pathfinder 1e

Edition status: No Pathfinder Witch version is established here. Any conversion requires Games Master approval.

Virgin Innocence — D&D 3.5e (legacy d20 Witch rules)

School	Enchantment (Charm) [Mind-Affecting]
Level	Witch 2, Bard 3
Components	S, M
Casting Time	1 action
Range	Close (25 ft. + 5 ft./level)
Target	One person
Duration	1 day/level
Saving Throw	Will negates
Spell Resistance	Yes

The target becomes convinced that the caster is innocent of one specified event or statement. While the spell lasts, contrary evidence does not alter that belief.

The original source specifies a lock of hair from a virgin as the material component; if the caster qualifies, their own hair can be used. That component is preserved here as part of the legacy spell text rather than treated as a universal Witch practice.

Edition Boundary

The spell imposes an unusually absolute belief effect for a low-level enchantment. Modern editions should use their own charm and influence rules rather than copying it unchanged.