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Your maleficence infects your target with a random disease. Roll a d12 (or 2d6 and split into two lists) to determine the disease: cholera, dysentery, influenza, lesions, malaria, black plague, small pox, spotted fever, tuberculosis, typhoid fever, typhus, or yellow fever. While this spell is in effect, your victim has disadvantage on Mighty and Deft. The symptoms of the disease take effect immediately. The mundane effects of the disease persist as a major peril, even after the spell ends, and can be cured naturally or by magic.

You summon to your command a hivemind of your choosing. The volume of hiveminded creatures is equal to the spell's area of effect and the type of hivemind depends on where the spell is cast (an urban setting might summon rats, whereas a woodland setting might summon birds or insects). If the hivemind is used to cause harm, choose a maleficence of equivalent peril to deal damage to all those in the area of effect, once upon its summoning. The hivemind cannot be dispersed by mundane means and has no HP.

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.