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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 command a single target to perform a single action. No form of magic can be used to command the target to perform suicidal actions or actions that would knowingly endanger them, including alterations to this spell.

You couple one or more spells to cast simultaneously at a later time. For each spell you couple in this way, this spell adds a cumulative cost in MP to cast: coupling two spells costs 2 MP plus the cost of the spells involved; coupling 3 spells costs an additional 5 MP; coupling four costs an additional 9 MP. The spells cast in contingency have duration, targets, and area of effect equal to MP cost at which they were coupled. This spell cannot be coupled in this way.

You call upon your magic patron to grant a target other than yourself supernatural aid. Make a prayer to your patron. The GM chooses a spell appropriate for your situation, and you bestow this spell upon your target. You must expend 1 MP to cast this spell and 1 MP to bestow the spell upon your target. The target may cast the spell at a later time, whether or not they are a spellcaster, but the magical charge transferred thereby will only last 24 hours.

You may transplant enchantments from target to target or object to object by touch. This includes magic effects bestowed by spells, but does not affect permanent dweomers, such as those generated by magic items.

You may fly at your normal movement rate for the duration of the spell. Your ability to carry others is limited by your strength.

You shape your maleficence into a force field that can be oriented into the shape of any two- or three-dimensional object of your design, up to the surface area of the area of effect (such as a flat plane or a hollow sphere). When a physical effect or incorporeal being comes into contact with the field, you may expend 1 MP to prevent it from penetrating. The forcefield also affects you, but as your action in the round as this spell is in effect, you may opt to allow yourself or others to pass through. While you do not have to concentrate on the casting of the spell to keep it in effect, you cannot move the forcefield after it has been cast.

You or your targets and the gear on their person become invisible for the duration of the spell. If you take risky action or are successfully attacked while the spell is in effect, the spell immediately ends.

You shape your maleficence into a weightless suit of armor. Its armor class is equal to 1 per 2 MP you spend, and it confers no magic penalty, regardless of its class. This armor protects you or your target as would any ordinary armor, and is destroyed when the spell ends. (This spell is incompatible with targets already equipped with armor, magical or mundane.)

Through the working of this spell, you conjure a number of illusory duplicates of yourself equal to the MP you spend. These insubstantial clones imitate your actions, making it difficult for opponents to determine which among them is the real you. When you are targeted by an attack or spell, there is a 1 in X chance of actually targeting you, where X is the number of duplicates you generate. If a duplicate is touched or otherwise physically or magically interacted with, it blinks out of existence.

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 physically shapeshift into a form of your choosing, adopting the physical capabilities of that form. For 1 MP, the form may be humanoid and of the same approximate mass and size as your natural form. For every additional 2 MP spent, the form may be other than humanoid (including inanimate objects), and twice as large or as small. You must have prior, firsthand knowledge of the form you attempt to shapeshift into, and you may not replicate any specific person. While shapeshifted, you adopt the physical qualities of the form you've been shapeshifted into. The GM has discretion to alter your freedom of movement or attributes and abilities to suit the fiction.

You use your maleficence to reflect a spell to its source. You must spend MP equal to the MP spent by the opposed caster and succeed against them in an opposed spell check in order for the spell to be reflected. This spell may be cast as a reaction if you have not already acted in the round.

You can transmute mundane, non-living, raw material between the five states of matter (liquid, solid, gas, plasma, and condensate), at a rate of one transmutation per round. The volume of the material you may affect is equal to the area of effect. If targets in the area of effect would be subjected to a state of matter that could cause harm on the same round the spell is cast, they are entitled to a spell check to resist the harm. Harm caused by the spell effects the peril of an appropriate maleficence.