Lyran the Many

You convert your maleficence into a magic-absorbing shell, the size and placement of which may be as large or as small as desired within the area of effect. Any spells passing through the shell are converted into MP that restore your MP. You regain MP equal to the MP spent to cast the captured spell, but you cannot regain more MP than your pool's maximum. While the shell is active, you cannot move and must concentrate on working the spell, or else the spell ends.

Your gaze transmits a maleficence that transmogrifies a single target into magic stone. The transmogrified is petrified for the duration of the spell, but they remain conscious. This spell can only affect a victim if they meet your gaze. Magic stone cannot be destroyed by physical means, and is unharmed by magic.

You bestow upon your victim a curse of your choosing: blindness, deafness, or muteness.

You breathe your maleficence into the area of effect. Everyone within the area of effect is subject to its peril (except you).

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.

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 telekinetically move a volume of liquid equal to the area of effect to the lips of your target within the area of effect for the duration of the spell. If the target is unwilling to drink, they are entitled to a spell check, and if they fail, they must spend their action resisting the flow of liquid to avoid drowning for the duration of the spell (they are considered entangled). If you subject a victim to forced imbibing in this way, you must concentrate on the spell or else the spell ends.

You utter a magic word at your targets, which unleashes a destructive resonance within them. Your targets can be of any size in the area of effect, up to a weight of 100 pounds per MP spent. Brittle and fragile objects immediately explode; rock, metal, and other similarly tough materials may require you to make a spell check vs. a TN of the GM's choosing. This spell does not work against living flesh or magical objects.