Jacob Goldenberg

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 transform a volume of liquid equal to the area of effect into a soapy bath of potable water. Spectral hands restrain and wash all those within the area of effect.

You transform yourself or your target in an ectoplasmic ether, making it possible for you to slip through thin openings, such as a crack in a window or the space between a door and the floor. You can't fly and you are not immune to physical damage.

You whip and entangle a single target's mind with your maleficence. Roll a 1d6. For the duration of the spell, your target is afflicted by uncontrollable laughter, dancing, itching, memory loss, delusion, or paranoia. They are distracted by the form of madness inflicted upon them and may only act to defend themselves. You must concentrate on the working of your spell, otherwise your target will come to their senses.

You weave your maleficence into a charm that induces magical sleep in a single victim.

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 must spend their action resisting the flow of liquid to avoid drowning for the duration of the spell (they are considered entangled). If you subject a victim to forced imbibing in this way, you must concentrate on the spell or else the spell ends.