Puck - Choas Master

You generate a vortex of wild magic in the area of effect. The vortex's size is equal to a personal space. Each round, randomly determine who among those within the area of effect it crashes into (including allies of the spellcaster). Victims are subject to magic damage equal to 1d6, plus a random maleficence peril (excepting the chaos maleficence). A successful spell check means the victim is not subject to a peril.

Your enchantment makes a single humanoid target friendly towards you and assuages their suspicions. When you are casting this spell, it is not apparent to the untrained eye. This spell immediately fails if anyone in the area of effect is engaged in hostile action with the victim or its allies, or if you or your allies take hostile action thereafter. When engaged in social combat with a charmed person, you receive advantage on all rolls. A charmed person maintains their disposition toward you even after the spell ends, unless there is reason to question the friendship or the enchantment is revealed.

You create a pair of spacetime portals that serve as doorways to each other. The portals can be any size, up to that of a personal space. You may place either portal anywhere in the area of effect. (If they are placed too close together or subject to destructive force, the portals immediately blink out of existence.)

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 shape your maleficence into a temporal whiplash that affects a number of targets equal to the MP you spend in the area of effect. If slowed, victims always act last, move at 1/2 their movement rate (a personal space rather than a melee space), and make Deft checks at disadvantage. If hasted, targets act before those who are not hasted, move at twice their movement rate (an encounter space rather than a melee space), and make Deft checks at advantage.

You or your targets and the gear on their person become invisible for the duration of the spell. If you take risky action or are successfully attacked while the spell is in effect, the spell immediately ends. This spell lasts as long as you concentrate.

You shape your maleficence into a weightless suit of armor. Its armor class is equal to 1 per MP you spend, and it confers no magic penalty, regardless of its class. This armor protects you or your target as would any ordinary armor, and is destroyed when the spell ends. (This spell is incompatible with targets already equipped with armor, magical or mundane.)

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 weave an illusion that is perfectly real to all who behold it. For 1 MP, the illusion is insubstantial and visual; for 2 MP the illusion also has sound; for 3 MP the illusion has physical substance. Harm caused by illusions can kill but is undone when the illusion ends or is disbelieved. Those suspicious of the illusion may make an opposed spell check to disbelieve. You must concentrate on the phantasm for the duration of the spell, or else it ceases to exist.

You weave your maleficence into a charm that induces magical sleep in a single victim. The victim is considered unconscious, and the spell is broken if the victim's sleep is disrupted in any way that would ordinarily wake them.

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.

You alter the flow of time around yourself or your target to rebound into the immediate past. For each MP you spend, you may rebound 1 round into the past. Once there, you may take an extra action in that round before you are returned to your present. You cannot take actions that contradict the GM’s past resolutions, and they must be resolved by the GM such that they do not contradict any actions that have been taken in the past.