Miriam

You can manipulate the flow, direction, and intensity of a single source of energy, such as a burning fire, arc of electricity, light, or sound wave. If the source is used to cause harm to a target, apply the peril of the corresponding maleficence.

You can manipulate gravity fields in the area of effect, causing everything within to have far greater or lesser density or mass. (You do not actually change their density or mass, but gravity behaves as if you had.) If gravity manipulated in this way is used to cause harm to a target, apply the peril of the force maleficence.

You can manipulate magnetic fields in the area of effect as if you were a powerful magnet. You can control your magnetic influence as attraction or repulsion. If magnetism manipulated in this way is used to cause harm to a target, apply the peril of the force maleficence.

You can command all vegetation in the spell's area of effect to do your bidding, as if each plant were a marionette. If the plant life is intelligent, it is entitled to a spell check to resist.

You can manipulate the flow, direction, and form of any volume of water equal to the area effect of the spell. For example, you may part bodies of water, create walls of water, stir up crashing waves, or direct forceful torrents. If the water is used to cause harm to a target, apply the peril of the corresponding maleficence.

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 use your maleficence to dispel the magic of your target's spell. As long as the opposing spellcaster is visible to you, you may absorb their spell before its targets are affected by the magic. To absorb an opponent’s magic, you must spend MP equal to the MP your opponent spent to cast the spell and succeed in a contested spell check against them. This spell may be cast as a reaction if you have not already acted in the round.

You call upon your magic patron to inspire courage in targets other than yourself. The targets become fearless and gain an additional 1 HP per MP spent, up to the target's maximum HP. The HP are temporary and do not recover after they are lost, but persist beyond the spell's duration.

You draw a circle of power equal to the area of effect to summon a demonic spirit within its confines. The demonic spirit possesses 1d6 spells chosen at random, which the spellcaster may command the demon to cast as a bonus action. The demon has the same attributes as you, 1d6 HP, an Arcana skill of your choosing, and 3 MP per MP spent to cast the spell. Its maleficence is random. At the end of each round, make an escalating spell check (TN 7) or else the demon breaks free and turns against you.

You create a pair of spacetime portals that serve as doorways to each other. The portals can be any size, up to that of a personal space. You may place either portal anywhere in the area of effect. (If they are placed too close together or subject to destructive force, the portals immediately blink out of existence.)

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.