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Your enchantment makes a single humanoid target friendly towards you and assuages their suspicions. When you are casting this spell, it is not apparent to the untrained eye. This spell immediately fails if anyone in the area of effect is engaged in hostile action with the victim or its allies, or if you or your allies take hostile action thereafter. When engaged in social combat with a charmed person, you receive advantage on all rolls. A charmed person maintains their disposition toward you even after the spell ends, unless there is reason to question the friendship or the enchantment is revealed.

You can manipulate the flow, direction, and intensity of a single source of energy, such as a burning fire, arc of electricity, light, or sound wave. If the source is used to cause harm to a target, apply the peril of the corresponding maleficence.

You create a pair of spacetime portals that serve as doorways to each other. The portals can be any size, up to that of a personal space. You may place either portal anywhere in the area of effect. (If they are placed too close together or subject to destructive force, the portals immediately blink out of existence.)

You charge an object of your choosing with psychical energy, flattening it into two dimensions—the object has height and length, but no width. For the duration of the spell, attacks made with that weapon ignore armor and deal damage to HP. Every successful attack you make with the weapon consumes 1 MP. If you release the object, the spell ends. The spell lasts for the duration of the scene.

You transform yourself or your target in an ectoplasmic ether, making it possible for you to slip through thin openings, such as a crack in a window or the space between a door and the floor. You can't fly and you are not immune to physical damage.

You teleport yourself to any location within your line of sight. For each additional MP spent, you may also teleport any others you touch. (The distance you can teleport is limited by the spell's area of effect, even if you can see farther away; at 1 MP, the spell's area of effect is a melee space.) In lieu of taking an action to cast this spell, you may cast this spell as your movement. This spell can be cast as a reaction if you have not already acted in the round.

You charge a shield or other protective surface with your maleficence. If you are dealt physical damage, you may spend MP equal to the damage of the attack roll to reflect the damage back at its source, and you receive no damage. The victim is entitled to a spell check to avoid the reflected damage. This spell may be cast as a reaction if you have not already acted in the round.

You weave an illusion that is perfectly real to all who behold it. For 1 MP, the illusion is insubstantial and visual; for 2 MP the illusion also has sound; for 3 MP the illusion has physical substance. Harm caused by illusions can kill but is undone when the illusion ends or is disbelieved. Those suspicious of the illusion may make an opposed spell check to disbelieve. You must concentrate on the phantasm for the duration of the spell, or else it ceases to exist.

You summon into existence an illusory steed that abides by your command. It is immune to physical damage and needs no rest or sustenance. This spell lasts for 2 hours per MP spent.

You employ mystical geometry to draw a sigil of matter on a surface within the area of effect. The length of time it takes to draw the sigil with your maleficence is equal to 1 round per MP invested into the spell; for every MP invested into the sigil's drawing, the next spell cast within its boundaries has its targets increased by a multiple of the MP spent. The sigil persists for 24 hours or until triggered, and you may draw a sigil of matter within a pre-existing sigil of matter. If the spell is cast within nested sigils, the number of targets is multiplied by the MP spent on each sigil. All sigils triggered in this way are consumed by the casting of the spell enhanced by their geometry.

You employ mystical geometry to draw a sigil of space on a surface within the area of effect. The length of time it takes to draw the sigil with your maleficence is equal to 1 round per MP invested into the spell; for every MP invested into the sigil's drawing, the next spell cast within its boundaries has its area of effect increased by a number of encounter spaces that is a multiple of the MP spent. The sigil persists for 24 hours or until triggered, and you may draw a sigil of space within a pre-existing sigil of space. If the spell is cast within nested sigils, the number of encounter spaces is multiplied by the MP spent on each sigil. All sigils triggered in this way are consumed by the casting of the spell enhanced by their geometry.

You employ mystical geometry to draw a sigil of time on a surface within the area of effect. The length of time it takes to draw the sigil with your maleficence is equal to 1 round per MP invested into the spell; for every MP invested into the sigil's drawing, the next spell cast within its boundaries has its duration increased by a multiple of the MP spent. The sigil persists for 24 hours or until triggered, and you may draw a sigil of time within a pre-existing sigil of time. If the spell is cast within nested sigils, its duration is multiplied by the MP spent on each sigil. All sigils triggered in this way are consumed by the casting of the spell enhanced by their geometry.

By touch, you cause a mundane, inanimate surface equal to the area of effect to become immaterial, allowing anyone to pass through for the duration of the spell.