Daena

You or your target may visualize a known location anywhere in the material realm. The subject of this spell is able to see all that transpires in this location within a volume equal to the area of effect using their normal visual senses for the duration of the spell. The scrying leaves a psychic imprint on the location that, if detected, will reveal the subject's true location.

You couple one or more spells to cast simultaneously at a later time. For each spell you couple in this way, this spell adds a cumulative cost in MP to cast: coupling two spells costs 2 MP plus the cost of the spells involved; coupling 3 spells costs an additional 5 MP; coupling four costs an additional 9 MP. The spells cast in contingency have duration, targets, and area of effect equal to MP cost at which they were coupled. This spell cannot be coupled in this way.

You call upon your magic patron to grant a target other than yourself supernatural aid. Make a prayer to your patron. The GM chooses a spell appropriate for your situation, and you bestow this spell upon your target. You must expend 1 MP to cast this spell and 1 MP to bestow the spell upon your target. The target may cast the spell at a later time, whether or not they are a spellcaster, but the magical charge transferred thereby will only last 24 hours.

You alter yours or your target's physical reality such that you and the objects on your person become two-dimensional. You have height and length, but no width. If you are observed from the side, you are effectively invisible. You can also slip between the thinnest cracks or openings. While flattened in this way, you take double damage from physical attacks.

You create a minor earthquake in the area of effect that shakes the ground and opens fissures in the earth. All within the area of effect (except you) must make a Deft check vs. your spell check on the first round of the spell's casting, or fall into a fissure. Those who succeed remain standing, but risk having to check again if they move within the area of effect, or take action that compromises their standing; those who fail suffer 1d6 falling damage and must spend a round climbing out. You must concentrate on working the spell for its duration, otherwise the earth seals back up.

By touch, you cause a mundane, inanimate surface equal to the area of effect to become immaterial, allowing anyone to pass through for the duration of the spell.