Xando

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 partition a tiny fragment of your mind into a floating homunculus that hovers about your person. The homunculus can cast spells you know independently of you and uses your stats. At the time the spell is cast, invest MP into the homunculus so that it can cast spells. An identical amount of HP is simultaneously transferred to the homunculus. If the homunculus dies, your HP are transferred back to you.

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.

Through the working of this spell, you conjure a number of illusory duplicates of yourself equal to the MP you spend. These insubstantial clones imitate your actions, making it difficult for opponents to determine which among them is the real you. When you are targeted by an attack or spell, there is a 1 in X chance of actually targeting you, where X is the number of duplicates you generate. If a duplicate is touched or otherwise physically or magically interacted with, it blinks out of existence.

You encode a secret message into a magic rune by touching an inanimate object of your choosing. The message is permanently embedded in the symbol, and may be read by any spellcaster or anyone with an Arcana skill. Alternatively, you may spend MP to encode a spell of your choosing or a maleficence into a magic symbol. Anyone who attempts to read the symbol is subject to the spell, which is cast with the reader as its target.