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With the casting of this spell you are surrounded by an aura of the fear that comes with the passing of someone close to you. The aura affects everyone, friend or foe, who are in the area of effect, but not the caster. The fear causes the affected not be able to attack you and need to make normal mental balance checks each round to not simply give in to the fear and have a panic attack causing itself melee damage and running blindly from you.
With this spell the promised calm of Serenity beckons the target. The target looses all desire, wanting instead to seek out the serenity of death. The target must make hard Survival checks when attacked or the target will allow itself to be hit with no armor protection and no evade. The only armor protection that can come into play is any magical protection effects already in place or any racial protection. Armor itself will be treated as if it doesn't exist.
The Serenity grabs hold of the target and passes its verdict on the target before releasing it. A 1d6 is rolled. If a 6 is rolled, the target is lulled to a sleep from which it will not awaken, the sleep of death.
With this spell you draw upon the dead for strength for yourself or an ally. Calling forth the death energy around you, you either gather it into yourself or disperse it to a selected ally, temporarily gaining a x 1.25 to melee, throw, and bow power, and + 1 to Runic Speed. Once the spell is over however the energy quickly drains out of target, leaving the target half of their Power.
This spell provides a special enchantment the weapon of your chosen ally (or your weapon). Death magic coats it deeply. Whenever your ally attacks, they roll a 1d6. If they roll a 6, the target dies instantly. Any other roll is inconsequential and you do damage as normal.
This spell summons an ancient disease. A mist moves into the body of the target. The target loses sight, becomes nauseous cutting their movement in half, and starts to lose life, loosing 2d10 Vitality per round. This disease will continue to work its way through the body until it kills the target. Every round the poisoning gets worse, adding 1d6 each round to the poisoning damage. This disease can be cured but to do so all status aliments must be removed at the same time.
This powerful spell recreates the violent sounds and vibrations of creation on the battlefield. All the sudden the battlefield shakes and shutters in the violent throws of creation. Every enemy target takes 8d10 magic damage. The caster rolls a 1d3, multiplying the damage against the number rolled. The caster and allies are protected in sound proof bubbles.
With this spell you call upon the negative aspect of sound, the banshee. The banshee will go to every target, ally and enemy, and attempt to reap that target. Enemies must roll a 1d6, with 6 killing the target. Allies must roll a 1d% with 100 killing the ally. You are immune.
Suffocate creates an air vacuum in front of the mouth of the single target. This vacuum stops all air from being taken in by the target. Immediately, the target falls down, unable to breathe. For four rounds the target struggles for air. Finally the target passes out and dies. At any part of the suffocation, someone can break the magic of suffocation by dragging the body from the area of the air vacuum with a successful hard arcana check. The target though is unable to act or move during this spell.
You create a tornado that attacks all foes in the area at once doing 10d10 damage to every target and having a 25% chance per target to remove from the target all armor, weapons, and possessions. You and allies are not affected.
With this potion you can mix two similar kinds of potions to get a potion that does both. For example you could mix a potion that heals vitality and a potion that restores soul to get a potion that does both. Then you could use that single new potion as a single potion and thus a single action. Must have Potion Administration.
With this ability you cannot wear anything that give you Physical Armor. Instead, your Speed stat will count as your armor stat. If the damage is not greater than your Speed stat you will not get hit. Must have Ninja Reflexes.
Blinding Attack: +1d4 to attack but- 2 from total, blinds enemy (defense check) 1d6 rounds
Character Benefits
+3 to Luck to receive food, -1 to Luck to receive treasure per day
+2 to Perceive
Cost
90.00
Level Increases
Starts at level 1. Every level increase allows the animal to increase its traits. You can roll 1d20 + 1d6 and use those points to increase traits. Stats cannot be increased just by leveling. The animal also gets its gen dice for vitality, power, and soul.
Bite: +1d4 to attack, has 10% chance to kill target
Claw Slash: +1d6 to attack
Hide: requires Perceive to find
Character Benefits
+3 to Perceive
Can send out to hunt using your luck score to bring back prey once a day
35% chance will counter attack for you if you are attacked
Cost
110.00
Level Increases
Starts at level 1. Every level increase allows you to increase traits. You can roll 1d20 + 1d6 and use those points to increase traits. Stats cannot be increased just by leveling. You also get your gen dice for vitality, power, and soul.
Rabid Bite: target must make immunity check against 1d4 poison for 1d6 rounds
Pick Pocket: +2 to your Luck score that ferret will bring back 1 item of 1d20 of target's shillings
Hide: must make perceive check to find
Character Benefits
Pick Pocket: +2 to your Luck score that ferret will bring back 1 item of 1d20 of target's shillings
Retreive: can retrieve any item weighing 10 pounds or less thats in sight
Cost
60.00
Level Increases
Starts at level 1. Every level increase allows you to increase traits. You can roll 2d12 and use those points to increase traits. Stats cannot be increased just by leveling. You also get your gen dice for vitality, power, and soul.
After becoming poisoned, sick, plagued, diseased, or any other health effecting status ailment, except burns and other such physical problems, the character can develop an immunity to the status ailment. When affected make a Health check. If you pass after you are infected, then your character will develop an immunity to that particular infliction, no longer being able to be inflicted by the same infliction. This must be done for every new infliction of any new health effecting status ailment, including beneficial ones, and happens despite player or character will. This is a permanent effect.
Handicaps
You are more likely to get affected in the first place, -4 to Immunity
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