Rapunzel

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 may fly at your normal movement rate for the duration of the spell. Your ability to carry others is limited by your strength.

You manipulate the flow of time to alter the actions of your target. The mechanical effect of this spell is that you enable the target to repeat an action they took in the past to produce an extra narrative effect in addition to what has already been resolved by the GM. For example, while the use of this spell cannot contradict the GM’s past resolutions, the target whose actions have been reversed can take an additional action in the past. The MP cost of this spell is equal to the difference between the turn on which you act and the turn in which the act you wish to reverse is occuring. Therefore if you act on turn 2 and the action you want to reverse happens on turn 5, the spell costs 3 MP to cast.

You step out of the flow of time for the duration of the spell. For you, everything in the area of effect is frozen in time. Anything and anyone you interact with enters your time stream for the duration of the spell. (An attack against an opponent is immediately canceled, but they enter your timestream the moment of the interaction.) From the perspective of those outside the area of effect, it appears you have acted faster than can be perceived.