Una Lavendera

Your maleficence becomes an invisible tether, animating a number of mundane, inanimate objects equal to the MP spent. You may move the object as if it were a marionette. Sentient objects, such as golems, may also be commanded, but they are entitled to a spell check to resist each command.

You transform a volume of liquid equal to the area of effect into a soapy bath of potable water. Spectral hands restrain and wash all those within the area of effect.

This spell may be cast simultaneously with the use of a maleficence. You rally the power of your maleficence into a chain of magical energy that strikes 1 target per MP spent. You may divide the damage your maleficence causes among any of these targets as you wish, and the peril and secondary effect of your maleficence affect all those subject to the spell.

You can manipulate gravity fields in the area of effect, causing everything within to have far greater or lesser density or mass. (You do not actually change their density or mass, but gravity behaves as if you had.) If gravity manipulated in this way is used to cause harm to a target, apply the peril of the force maleficence.

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 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 whisper a message across great distances to your target. You must know your target and have had prior physical contact with them. The area of effect is 1 mile per MP spent. The message can only be heard by the recipient, as if it were transmitted telepathically.

You teleport yourself to any location within your line of sight. For each additional MP spend, you may also teleport any others you touch. (The distance you can teleport is limited by the spell's area of effect, even if you can see farther away; at 1 MP, the spell's area of effect is a melee space.) In lieu of taking an action to cast this spell, you may cast this spell as your movement. This spell can be cast as a reaction if you have not already acted in the round.

You charge a shield or other protective surface with your maleficence. If you are dealt physical damage, you may spend MP equal to the damage of the attack roll to reflect the damage back at its source, and you receive no damage. The victim is entitled to a spell check to avoid the reflected damage. This spell may be cast as a reaction if you have not already acted in the round.

You physically shapeshift into a form of your choosing, adopting the physical capabilities of that form. For 1 MP, the form may be humanoid and of the same approximate mass and size as your natural form. For every additional 2 MP spent, the form may be other than humanoid (including inanimate objects), and twice as large or as small. You must have prior, firsthand knowledge of the form you attempt to shapeshift into, and you may not replicate any specific person. While shapeshifted, you adopt the physical qualities of the form you've been shapeshifted into. The GM has discretion to alter your freedom of movement or attributes and abilities to suit the fiction.

You weave your maleficence into a charm that induces magical spell 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 use your maleficence to reflect a spell to its source. You must spend MP equal to the MP spent by the opposed caster and succeed against them in an opposed spell check in order for the spell to be reflected. This spell may be cast as a reaction if you have not already acted in the round.

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.