False Identity

By casting this spell you make a creature believe the ultimate lie: that it is not who it thought to be but an entirely different person. When casting this spell you bring a mental image of what you would like the target to be. You must designate the target's new alignment, general purpose and standing towards you. The spell fills out any other details and logical errors.

If you wish the subject to believe that it is something alien to its former self, for example to convince a Balor that he is a paladin, the subject gains a +4 bonus on its will save. The subject believes that it has suffered a memory loss and is now back to its true self.

Once enchanted, the subject is allowed to continue its life freely as a new person. The new personality may change from the original designation depending on the circumstances he encounters. Once a year the subject recieves another will save to negate the spell, with a +1 to the difficulty for every five years he lives his false life.

Protection from evil and similar spells do not negate a false life, but an atonement, a greater dispel, Mordenkainen's disjunction, wish or miracle will end the spell.