Mol Foxfire

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.

Through the casting of this spell, you or your target enjoy supernatural freedom, such that you can't be entangled, petrified, tethered, manacled, slowed, paralyzed, held, or restrained in any way, magically or non-magically, for the duration of the spell. You may pass through difficult terrain, such as water or snow or quicksand, as if you were on dry land.

You teleport yourself to any location within your line of sight. For each additional MP spent, you may also teleport any others you touch. (The distance you can teleport is limited by the spell's area of effect, even if you can see farther away; at 1 MP, the spell's area of effect is a melee space.) In lieu of taking an action to cast this spell, you may cast this spell as your movement. This spell can be cast as a reaction if you have not already acted in the round.

You act as a conduit for the transfer of lifeforce between a target and someone you touch. For each MP you spend, you may transfer any amount of HP or wounds between targets. The subjects of the transfer must be willing, and the transfer must be symmetrical (1 HP for 1 HP or 1 wound for 1 wound, for example).