Sebastian Crowe

You unleash a web of ectoplasm through your maleficence, coating the area of effect with magic webs. The web is vulnerable to fire and slashing. All those who attempt to move through the webs are stuck in the ectoplasm and must spend their action cutting their way out; they are only entitled to a spell check if the web does not pre-exist and is cast upon them. The web is permanent until destroyed.

You shape your maleficence into a mesmerizing pattern: glittering dust, hypnotic colors, or stunning pyrotechnics. Each target in the area of effect who can see the pattern must make a spell check or be stunned as long as they behold it. If a subject is harmed or otherwise would have their concentration broken, the spell loses its hold over them. You must concentrate on the working of the spell, or else your targets are immediately released from its hypnotic effect.

You conjure into existence a flying magical monitor no larger than a small bird and no smaller than a large insect, with like maneuverability and speed. The monitor has 1 HP and uses your defense and attributes against attacks, and you can control where it goes within the area of effect with your thoughts. You are able to see and hear through the monitor.

You summon an otherworldly entity to your aid imbued of your maleficence. The entity abides by your command and its HP are equal to 1d6, +1 per MP spent. Generally the creature has 3 in all attributes, and always enough MP to use its maleficence. Alternatively, the GM may choose a corresponding creature to determine its attributes, but all its attacks will have the peril of your maleficence. Your summon acts independently of you. It is returned to its plane of existence when the spell ends.