Josef Iscariot

You or your target may visualize a known location anywhere in the material realm. The subject of this spell is able to see all that transpires in this location within a volume equal to the area of effect using their normal visual senses for the duration of the spell. The scrying leaves a psychic imprint on the location that, if detected, will reveal the subject's true location.

You glimpse into the spirit realm for an inkling of intuition about the future. The GM will respond to any question with a number of words equal to the MP you spend, with each word making the answer more specific. The inquiry must concern your present circumstances, lest the advice given be too far in the future to be trustworthy.

You plant into a single target a command that can be activated at a later time based on a trigger you design (hearing the trigger word, seeing a specific image, smelling a specific scent). Your target will mindlessly carry out the command when the post-hypnotic suggestion is triggered. No form of magic, including alterations to this spell, can command the target to perform suicidal actions or actions that would knowingly endanger them. When resisting this spell, the victim makes a check at the time the spell is cast, but is not entitled one when enacting the suggestion.

You manifest ectoplasmic material into the mundane world in the shape of objects you imagine. You can create a volume of this shadowstuff equal to the area of effect, in a variety of forms or number you determine. Shadowstuff is highly fragile and cannot be used in the making of objects with intricate components. More than a cursory examination of a shadowstuff object reveals its false nature.

You manifest the existence of a phantasm with tangibility in the area of effect, but by default only you and the targets of the spell believe in its existence. All others must make an opposed spell check to believe. For example, you create a phantasm of a bridge that only you and your party perceive to be real; all others may not cross it unless they succeed in an opposed spell check against you and have reason to believe it exists.