Nyco Reeves

You convert your maleficence into a magic-draining whip that saps MP from your target. The whip remains in existence for the duration of the spell. A successful spell check vs. the target's defense drains 1d6 MP from your victim and restores the amount drained to you; you cannot regain more MP than your pool's maximum.

You summon to your command a hivemind of your choosing. The volume of hiveminded creatures is equal to the spell's area of effect and the type of hivemind depends on where the spell is cast (an urban setting might summon rats, whereas a woodland setting might summon birds or insects). If the hivemind is used to cause harm, choose a maleficence of equivalent peril to deal damage to all those in the area of effect, once upon its summoning. The hivemind cannot be dispersed by mundane means and has no HP.

Through force of will you agitate the molecular bonds in an inanimate target. For each round you concentrate on this spell, you deal 1 point of cumulative damage to the target object, plus the peril of the fire maleficence, until the object catches on fire or melts. (By the 3rd round, you will have dealt 6 damage, for example.) You must concentrate on the working of this spell, otherwise the molecular agitation ends.

You can transmute mundane, non-living, raw material between the five states of matter (liquid, solid, gas, plasma, and condensate), at a rate of one transmutation per round. The volume of the material you may affect is equal to the area of effect. If targets in the area of effect would be subjected to a state of matter that could cause harm on the same round the spell is cast, they are entitled to a spell check to resist the harm. Harm caused by the spell effects the peril of an appropriate maleficence.