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For the duration of the spell, you gain the ability to absorb mundane harm caused to living targets by touch. This includes physical or magical damage, disease, poison, and major or minor perils, but not curses. When you absorb the harm, the subject is healed or otherwise restored, and you receive the harm as if it were dealt to you instead. You may absorb 1 HP of damage per MP spent, or one major or minor peril per MP spent in this way.

You convert your maleficence into a magic-draining whip that saps MP from your target. The whip remains in existence for the duration of the spell. A successful spell check vs. the target's defense drains 1d6 MP from your victim and restores the amount drained to you; you cannot regain more MP than your pool's maximum.

You and any willing targets touched fall unconscious, projecting your spirits into the spiritual realm. All traveling are tethered to their unconscious bodies by ectoplasmic cords; if a cord is severed, its body dies and its soul is destroyed. Only you may guide your companions through the spiritual realm; if you return to your body without them, their souls will be lost until you retrieve them. You may return to your body at will, and doing so also returns your companions to their bodies. Any magic items on your person are manifested in the spiritual realm, but no other mundane objects. If you are slain as an astral traveler, you are returned to your body unharmed. This spell lasts 1 day per MP spent. (If the spell ends prematurely for lack of MP, only the spellcaster is returned to his body.)

You read the aura of your target, determining one mechanical reality per round you analyze. Examples of mechanical realities include the target's level, HP, defense, or attribute scores. The target is not entitled to a spell check to resist. You may cast this spell as a reaction once during the round, in addition to any other action you take.

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

You magically shift yourself and your targets into a higher physical dimension, using the additional dimension to traverse great distances. Anything on your person accompanies you, and man-sized objects may be substituted for targets. For every round traveled through this higher dimension, you travel 1 kilometer in ordinary space. Impassable, mundane objects like mountains or oceans are traversable with this spell, however magic objects that are impassable in ordinary space are also impassible in this higher dimension.

You charge an object of your choosing with psychical energy, flattening it into two dimensions—the object has height and length, but no width. For the duration of the spell, attacks made with that weapon ignore armor and deal damage to HP. Every successful attack you make with the weapon consumes 1 MP. If you release the object, the spell ends.

Through sheer force of will, you disbelieve the existence of a real, mundane object, rendering it incapable of affecting you. For each object in the area of effect you choose to disbelieve, its wielder (if any) must make an opposed spell check against you to affect you. If you fail, the object affects you normally. This check must be made each time the disbelieved object interacts with you.

You may expend MP to dispel an enchantment. To dispel an opponent’s magic, the MP you spend must be equal to the MP your opponent spent to create the enchantment (unless you fail to dispel the magic, in which case you expend 1 MP). If the enchantment is spread across multiple targets, all targets in the spell's area of effect are dispelled. If the enchantment was created by a spellcaster more powerful than you, you must also make a contested spell check (either a new spell check from the opposing spellcaster, or in the absence of an opposing spellcaster, a TN of the GM's choosing). This spell cannot be used against spells; only their effects. You can dispel the effects of magic items for 1 round per MP you spend if you succeed on a spell check: use TN 7 + the strength of the magic item.

You and your targets enter an induced coma and become psychically linked. While unconscious, you may travel to any real location your targets dream of. Your existence in dreamed-to locations has real effects (for you and for others), unless all those observing you in a given context successfully disbelieve in your existence (in which case, you awaken). You are returned to your body when your targets awaken. Death in the dream kills you; if your targets die, so do you.

You may transplant enchantments from target to target or object to object by touch. This includes magic effects bestowed by spells, but does not affect permanent dweomers, such as those generated by magic items.

You can transmute mundane, non-living, raw material between the five states of matter (liquid, solid, gas, plasma, and condensate), at a rate of one transmutation per round. The volume of the material you may affect is equal to the area of effect. If targets in the area of effect would be subjected to a state of matter that could cause harm on the same round the spell is cast, they are entitled to a spell check to resist the harm. Harm caused by the spell effects the peril of an appropriate maleficence.

You call upon your magic patron to endow yourself or your target with superhuman endurance so that you are not encumbered by any weight you carry, no matter how heavy. This magical endurance does not benefit you in any other way except that the bearing of weight on your person will not fatigue you while the spell is in effect; e.g., you cannot lift objects heavier than you would normally be able to lift, nor can you exert any more force than normal.