T'kahn Urro Tepesh

You can manipulate magnetic fields in the area of effect as if you were a powerful magnet. You can control your magnetic influence as attraction or repulsion. If magnetism manipulated in this way is used to cause harm to a target, apply the peril of the force maleficence.

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 shape your maleficence into a cloak that surrounds you or your target in magical energy. Choose a type: cold, fire, sound, lightning, force, or light/shadow. For the duration of the spell, magical sources of harm from the chosen element are reduced by 50%, rounded down in your favor. You may cast this spell multiple times to improve the protection (down to 1 point of damage) and choose different elements each time. If you are attacked (whether successfully or not), your maleficence inflicts a peril matching the element chosen.

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. If a subject is harmed or otherwise would have their concentration broken, the spell loses its hold over them. You must concentrate on the working of the spell, or else your targets are immediately released from its hypnotic effect.

You shape your maleficence into a temporal whiplash that affects a number of targets equal to the MP you spend in the area of effect. If slowed, victims always act last, move at 1/2 their movement rate (a personal space rather than a melee space), and make Deft checks at disadvantage. If hasted, targets act before those who are not hasted, move at twice their movement rate (an encounter space rather than a melee space), and make Deft checks at advantage.

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.

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.