Bareth Narakon

Your maleficence becomes an invisible tether, animating a number of mundane, inanimate objects equal to the MP spent. You may move the object as if it were a marionette. Sentient objects, such as golems, may also be commanded, but they are entitled to a spell check to resist each command.

You call upon your magic patron to create a spiritual bridge between two points. Choose two mundane objects. The possessor of one object becomes telepathically linked with the possessor of the other object, independent of the distance between the objects, as long as both objects are held by their possessors at the same time. This enchantment is permanent unless one of the objects is destroyed.

Your magic repairs a mundane, inanimate object that is broken to its original state. The area of effect may be scaled up to affect all objects within a melee or encounter space, but you must spend 1 MP per each additional object beyond the first. Armors are restored for 1 AP per MP spent. If cast upon Clockwerk, this spell recovers 1 HP per MP spent. You may reverse this spell to age an object into disrepair or damage armor in the same way. Clockwerk are entitled to a spell check to resist, in this case.

You conjure into existence a physical sanctuary of your imagining which occupies the area of effect. This sanctuary functions as a safe space for you and as many companions as can fit inside to seek shelter and recover for 1 hour per MP spent. When you cast this spell, you may choose to increase the spell's duration by 1 hour for each space you decrease its area of effect, down to a personal space. The sanctuary is magically protected from mundane elements (rain, snow, heat, etc) and contains an environment pleasing to the spellcaster. It can have many physically locked portals (such as windows or doors) as MP spent—make a spell check to set a TN for intrusion—but is otherwise as vulnerable to attack as any mundane structure would be.