Miltly

You shatter the fundamental relationship between cause and effect in the area of effect. All those who do not resist the spell are subject to a base 20% chance of experiencing random mishaps that exchange cause for effect. Every round the spell is in effect, the chance of all their actions affecting unintended targets increases by an additional 10%. The spellcaster is unaffected.

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.

Through force of will you agitate the molecular bonds in an inanimate target. For each round you concentrate on this spell, you deal 1 point of cumulative damage to the target object, plus the peril of the fire maleficence, until the object catches on fire or melts. (By the 3rd round, you will have dealt 6 damage, for example.) You must concentrate on the working of this spell, otherwise the molecular agitation ends.

You conjure the dead to supplicate them for aid. The dead must be psychically linked to the area of effect of the spell, or historically related to those with whom you join hands. As many people may join hands as can fit in the area of effect. You may contact one such entity per MP you spend. The dead are compelled to communicate with you for the duration of the spell, but are not beholden to your commands.

This spell affects one encounter space per MP spent. You read the area for spiritual impressions, such as ghostly ectoplasms or the negative energy of undead. Your senses reveal hidden or magically concealed entities of this kind as well as their type, origin, ethos, and general disposition. In surveying the area, you also receive visual and auditory impressions of the circumstances of their demise.