Waves of healing energy radiate from you and aid your nearby allies. You can pick a number of targets up to twice your Willpower, all of whom must be within 10 yards of you. All targets regain 1d6 Health per 3 MP you spend (to a maximum of 3d6 Health for 9 MP). You can designate yourself as one of the targets.

You draw upon the life force of the dying to replenish yourself. For the rest of the encounter, whenever a living creature dies within 6 yards of you while the spell is in effect, you can choose to regain either 1d6 Health or 1d6 Magic Points. This replenishment cannot increase either above their normal maximum.

You drastically alter the gravity around one creature. If you increase its gravity, it suffers a –6 penalty to its Speed, –1 to melee attack rolls, and –1 to its Defense. The creature may make a Strength (Might) test to avoid this effect of the spell. If you decrease its gravity, the creature can be pushed up to the amount on the stunt die in yards each time another creature makes a successful attack on it. The creature may make a Willpower (Self-Discipline) test to avoid this effect of the spell. The spell lasts a number of rounds equal to half your Willpower rounded up.

You create an area of null-magic, draining and suppressing magical effects. Choose an area up to 10 yards across within 20 yards of you. If your casting roll succeeds, that area becomes an arcane void, deadened to any use of magic. For the remainder of the encounter, any magical talent or ability used in the arcane void automatically fails. Ongoing magical effects are suppressed. Summoned creatures in the area are banished to their place of origin. Purely magical beings that enter or start their turn in the arcane void take 1d6 penetrating damage as their magic “bleeds” away. The creator of the arcane void can dispel it – ending the effect – at any time, as a minor action.

Tough, gnarled roots spring up from the ground to grab and entangle targets in a 4 yard by 4 yard area within 20 yards of you that you designate. Those affected must make a Dexterity (Acrobatics) test against your Spellpower. Failure means the target is trapped and rooted to that spot for the duration of the encounter (though they can fire ranged weapons, cast spells, and take other actions that do not involve moving). Trapped targets can make a Strength (Might) check against your Spellpower as a major action to tear free of the ensnaring roots. Anyone moving through the area affected by the spell has a –5 penalty to speed.

You conjure a wall of roaring flames to block your enemies. This wall can be up to 10 yards long, 3 yards high, and 1 yard deep, starting at a point within 30 yards of you. You can shape the line of the wall however you wish, including forming a circle or arc. The wall of fire blocks sight and inflicts 3d6 + Willpower damage upon any creature crossing or starting its turn within it; those succeeding on a Dexterity (Acrobatics) test vs. your Spellpower take only 1d6 + Willpower damage. A wall of fire lasts for one minute, and you can pay an addition 10 MP to extend the spell’s duration another minute.

You conjure a wall of solid ice, up to 3 yards long and 1 yard wide. It blocks all lightning attacks from passing through it, and anyone trying to attack through it takes a –2 penalty on their attack rolls. Anyone attempting to cross through the Ice Wall must make a Strength (Might) test vs. your Spellpower or be frozen. If you cast this spell more than once in an encounter, you can link together the sections into one continuous wall. The ice wall lasts until the end of the encounter, although you can end it earlier as a free action if you so choose.