Larkspur

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.

Your enchantment makes a single living monster or non-monstrous creature friendly towards you and assuages their suspicions. 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 the target, you receive advantage on all rolls. A charmed creature will maintain its disposition toward you after the spell ends, unless it is intelligent and there is reason to question the friendship or the enchantment is revealed.

You bend your maleficence into a protective circle of magic. All those hostile to you or your target must make an opposed spell check to physically enter the circle; its benefits extend to all who remain within its boundaries. The circle does not protect you from ranged attacks or other magic cast from outside it. You must concentrate on working the circle against your opponents for the spell's duration, or else they may pass inside unhindered. A Circle of Protection's area of effect may not exceed a melee space.

You can manipulate the flow, direction, and intensity of a weather pattern in the area effect of the spell, invoking torrential rain, strikes of lightning, or torrents of wind. If the weather is used to cause harm to a target, apply the peril of a corresponding maleficence.

You heal 1 HP per MP spent, split among as many targets in the area of effect as desired. Any status effects caused by minor perils on the target(s) are cured. This spell does not heal wounds or targets on death's door. (If an Undead creature is affected by this spell, they are entitled to a spell check and receive 1 HP damage per MP spent, bypassing soak.)

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 endow yourself or your targets with supernatural strength for the duration of the spell. All Mighty checks involving physical, non-combat action such as lifting extraordinary weights, vaulting great distances, or running with unfailing endurance for the duration of the spell do not require a check. If the GM requires a Mighty check, you may roll with advantage. (This spell does not empower you to deal additional damage, but your great strength may be used to bend bars or rip doors off their hinges.)

You accelerate the growth of all unintelligent, mundane plantlife in the area of effect such that each round of time that passes for the plantlife is up to 30 years per MP you spend.

You grab hold of a target's silver cord, anchoring their soul to the world of the living (the target must be on death's door). The target is immediately stabilized and heals 1 wound and 1 HP, while regaining consciousness. Any status effects caused by minor perils on the target are cured.

Choose another spell you know to cast as the ritual spell. You pool your MP together with other spellcasters to cast it at a power beyond your means. You may involve as many spellcasters in the ritual as you expend MP; they need not know this spell, but must be willing. The spell takes 1 round to cast per MP pooled in this way.

By touch, you cause a mundane, inanimate surface equal to the area of effect to become immaterial, allowing anyone to pass through for the duration of the spell.

With this orison you or your target is accompanied by a friendly spirit the next time you attempt to rest (though sleep, study, or meditation). Choose one: The spirit accelerates your natural healing process such that you recover in half as much time as you would normally; or you recover twice as many HP or wounds as you would in a single recovery period.

You utter a magic word at your targets. If they can hear it, they are unable to enter the area of effect, but they may make ranged attacks or cast spells that cross the boundary. You must concentrate on working your spell (by continuously speaking) or else your targets may enter the area of effect freely. Victims forced into the area of effect are wracked with pain (they are effectively stunned) and cannot move.