Franz Müller

You create a volume of extradimensional space equal to the spell's area of effect. The extradimensional space may be bound within a single inanimate object no larger than your personal space. The space lasts for 1 hour per MP spent. Anyone with access to the object containing the space may enter or leave it freely. When the spell ends, anything within the space is instantly expelled from the object.

Through sheer force of will, you disbelieve the existence of a real, mundane object, rendering it incapable of affecting you. For each object in the area of effect you choose to disbelieve, its wielder (if any) must make an opposed spell check against you to affect you. If you fail, the object affects you normally. This check must be made each time the disbelieved object interacts with you.

You hijack your target's senses so as to supply false sensory input to them. You may switch between the five senses round to round. Each round you may falsify one aspect of the victim's perception at a time: make salt taste like sugar; a thief appear as a priest; a scream sound like a whisper; or a burning sensation feel like cool water (as examples).

You sift through the mind of your target for specific memories, dreams, or thoughts, and permanently extract them as psychical objects. Such objects can be stored in a vessel of your choosing for later examination and playback. To cast this spell, you must successfully touch your victim, and then they are entitled to a spell check to resist.

You surgically alter a single target's short term memory, reconfiguring the memory to resemble a falsehood of your design. For each MP spent, the memory you choose may be 1 round old. Memories that cannot be rationalized by the victim are subject to be disbelieved, at the GM's discretion. The effects of this spell are permanent, but if the memory is disbelived before it becomes part of the subject's long term memory, it returns to its original configuration.