Saebin of Kaith

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 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 shape your maleficence into a mesmerizing pattern: glittering dust, hypnotic colors, or stunning pyrotechnics. Each target in the area of effect who can see the pattern must make a spell check or be stunned as long as they behold it. You must concentrate on the working of the spell, or else your targets are immediately released from its hypnotic effect.

You weave an illusion to disguise your appearance or the appearance of a target you touch. Though your illusion may not replicate any specific person, you may appear thin or fat, short or tall, and any origin or form similar in size and shape to your own. The spell lasts 1 hour per MP spent. The illusion is tactile. Those suspicious of the illusion may make a spell check to disbelieve.

Your maleficence manifests as an illusion that induces fear and panic in your targets. Each round the spell is in effect, your targets must make a spell check or else become frightened and flee from you in terror. While frightened of you, you receive advantage in all actions against them. If they are unable to flee, they may be compelled to speak the truth or do your bidding. You must concentrate on the working of the spell, or else your targets will no longer fear you.

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 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 weave a collection of spells into a chaotic shell of wild magic, its boundaries forming the edges of the area of effect. Choose as many spells as you wish to invest MP. Each spell becomes a shell within the boundary; anyone who passes through the boundary is subject to the effects of one of the spells at random (which is then discharged from the shell).

You weave your maleficence into a charm that induces magical sleep in a single victim.

You summon an otherworldly entity to your aid imbued of your maleficence. The entity abides by your command and its HP are equal to 1d6, +1 per MP spent. Generally the creature has 3 in all attributes, and always enough MP to use its maleficence. Alternatively, the GM may choose a corresponding creature to determine its attributes, but all its attacks will have the peril of your maleficence. Your summon acts independently of you. It is returned to its plane of existence when the spell ends.