Shillelagh O'Claddagh

You alter yours or your target's physical reality such that you and the objects on your person become two-dimensional. You have height and length, but no width. If you are observed from the side, you are effectively invisible. You can also slip between the thinnest cracks or openings. While flattened in this way, you take double damage from physical attacks.

You conjure into existence an ectoplasmic double of a single target. The double seeks out your target, moving at the target's maximum movement rate. Make a spell check when in melee range of the target vs the target's defense: if you hit, the clone envelops them. Each round the target must make a contested spell check to keep from suffocating; failure means they are entangled and gasping for breath until their next turn. Each time they fail, they are subject to your maleficence's peril. Victims who endure this spell for a number of turns equal to their Mighty are knocked unconscious and put on death's door. You must concentrate on the working of the spell, otherwise your ectoplasmic double will dissipate into nonexistence.

Your maleficence saps the physical strength from a single target, rendering them weakened, exhausted, and encumbered by any weight they carry. Each round this spell is in effect, your target must make a spell check or become fatigued (their Mighty is reduced to 0 for the duration of the spell), and any action they take that involves physical strength or feats of constitution is performed at disadvantage. You must concentrate on the working of the spell, otherwise your target will regain their strength.

You tamper with the threads of fate to sow chaos in the area of effect. Targets in the area of effect must roll a 1d6 before acting. For 1 MP, there is a 1 in 6 chance the effects will be chaotic; for 2 MP, a 2 in 6 chance; and for 3 MP, a 3 in 6 chance. Targets subject to chaotic effects make a success check after taking their action: if they do not roll a clean success, a chaos surge occurs and affects the encounter, as determined by the GM. Roll a d6: on a 1, there is collateral damage; on a 2, the action has unintended targets; on a 3, something is gained and something is lost; on a 4, there is a transformation or reversal; on a 5, the action is out of control; on a 6, the action "costs" twice as much to enact. This spell affects everyone in the area of effect, including the spellcaster. You must concentrate on the spell for its duration, or else the chaos subsides.

You conjure into existence a rainbow of color that serves as a physical bridge between two locations within the area of effect. All those standing within a personal space of the bridge's starting point are carried to the bridge's endpoint, and the bridge may be crossed side-by-side by as many people as can fit in a personal space.

Through force of will, you regenerate at a rate of 1 HP per round for the duration of the spell. You may also cause targets touched to regenerate in the same fashion. (This spell will always absorb 1 MP per round, even if its effects can be sustained without expending MP by other abilities.) You cannot regenerate wounds.

You steal the breath of a single target in the area of effect. In the first round this spell is in effect, your target has disadvantage on Deft checks; in the second round, on Mighty and their movement rate becomes 0; on the third round, on Smart as well, and they are stunned. This spell will not kill its victims, but after the third round they will be unable to stand. You must concentrate on the working of this spell, or else your target will regain their breath.

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 are considered entangled as the flow of liquid drowns them for the duration of the spell. (A victim who is drowning for more rounds than they have Mighty is automatically placed on death’s door.) If you subject a victim to forced imbibing in this way, you must concentrate on the spell or else the spell ends.