Lyran the Thirsty

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 may expend MP to dispel an enchantment. To dispel an opponent’s magic, the MP you spend must be equal to the MP your opponent spent to create the enchantment. If the enchantment is spread across multiple targets, all targets in the spell's area of effect are dispelled. If the enchantment was created by a spellcaster more powerful than you, you must also make a contested spell check (either a new spell check from the opposing spellcaster, or in the absence of an opposing spellcaster, a TN of the GM's choosing). This spell cannot be used against spells; only their effects. You can dispel the effects of magic items for 1 round per MP you spend if you succeed on a spell check: use TN 7 + the strength of the magic item.

You evoke a feeling of overwhelming sexual arousal in a single target, and the target believes only you can satisfy it. The feeling is irrational and works independent of the target's sexual orientation. 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 seduced person, you receive advantage on all rolls. A seduced person loses their disposition after the spell ends.

You physically shapeshift a single target other than yourself into a form of your choosing, and they adopt the physical capabilities of that form. For 1 MP, the form may be humanoid and of the same approximate mass and size as their 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 your target into, and you may not replicate any specific person. While shapeshifted, your target adopts the physical qualities of the form they've been shapeshifted into. The GM has discretion to alter their freedom of movement or attributes and abilities to suit the fiction.