Chapter 6: Spellcasting

Add +SPELL to the AC of a creature within range (including yourself) for the next 8 hours. They must not already be wearing armor, and if they don armor, this spell ends early. If you cast this multiple times within its duration, all casting but the last one end early.

Target an additional 2 creatures or objects within the range of your spell, or target the same creature an additional 2 times. Increase the number of targets by 1 for each level this spell has been upcast.

You channel your cantrip into a blast emanating from you, affecting all creatures and objects in a 30 foot long, 5 foot wide, 5 foot tall line. Creatures affected make a saving throw. Increase the length, width, or height of the line by 5 feet for each level upcast.

Control an element associated with your cantrip. The amount you control must fit within a contiguous 5’x5’x5’ cube, and you cannot directly affect or damage other creatures with the element you are controlling. The effect lasts as long as you are concentrating on the spell, although narratively appropriate changes can outlast your concentration. For every level you upcast, you can increase the dimensions of the cube by 5’ per side. If you upcast to at least 2nd level, you can optionally cause a creature or creatures in the affected area to make a saving throw, on a miss you may apply doomed, restrained, slowed, or prone, depending on the narrative of what you have done.

As a reaction to another creature casting a spell, you can mark fatigue equal to the amount they marked to cast the spell, plus one, to cancel the effects of the spell before they happen.

Target a point within range. Every creature within 15 feet of that point must make a saving throw. Increase the size of the area of effect by 5 feet for each level this spell has been upcast.

The target creature, including their clothing, armor, weapons, and other items worn or carried, look different until the spell ends. You can see up to a foot taller or shorter, or appear heavier or lighter. You must adopt a form that has the same basic arrangement of limbs as you have, otherwise, the extent of the change is up to you. The changes, though, don’t hold up to physical inspection; if you give yourself a hat, for example, objects will pass through it and anyone who tries to touch it would have their hand pass through it.

Your spell emanates out from you in a 5 foot aura. Creatures of your choice that enter the aura or end its turn within the aura must make a saving throw—creatures can choose to fail this saving throw. A creature can only be affected by this spell once per turn. This lasts as long as you are concentrating on it. Increase the size of the aura by 5 feet for each level this spell has been upcast.

Channel your power to apply empowered to your target. Mark an additional 2-fatigue when casting this spell to extend the duration until you stop concentrating on it.

Channel your power to apply hastened to your target while you concentrate on this spell. Upcast to level 2 or higher to also apply quickened.

Channel your power to apply invigorated to your target as long as you concentrate on it.

The target creature becomes invisible until they make an attack, cast a spell, or you stop concentrating on the spell. Upcast to level 3 to allow the target to attack and cast spells while invisible.

After resolving your spell as normal, force the target to move 5 feet in the direction of your choice, plus 5 feet for each level this spell has been upcast.

Create an area on the ground that is 10’x10’ centered on a point within range. The area becomes difficult terrain, applying slowed to all creatures in it. The first time a creature moves in the area on its turn, it must succeed on a saving throw. For every level you upcast, increase the dimensions of the area by 5’ per side. The area dissipates when you’re no longer concentrating on it.

Cover a creature within range (including yourself) in an ablative coating; gain +SPELL temporary hit points. When a creature in close range of the target damages it and that damage reduces the amount of temporary hit points it has, deal an equal amount of the cantrip’s damage type to the creature. Add +2 temporary hit points for each level upcast.

As a reaction to getting hit before you take damage, become protected until the end of your next turn. For each level upcast, add +1 to your AC for each fatigue spent to upcast (ignore additional AP cost) while you are protected by this spell.

If you force a creature to mark fatigue with this spell, the target must make a saving throw, with a bonus to your save DC equal to the fatigue you dealt. On a weak hit, they become unconscious until the end of their next turn, on a miss they become unconscious until you stop concentrating on the spell. If they take damage while unconscious, the condition immediately ends.

Channel your power to apply slowed to your target while you concentrate on this spell. Upcast to level 2 or higher to also apply impaired.

The spell explodes when reaching its target; on a hit, each creature or object within 5 feet of the target is affected at -1 step for attack rolls and +1 step for saving throws.

You channel your cantrip into a spray emanating from you, affecting all creatures and objects in a 15 foot cone. Creatures affected make saving throw. Increase the size of the cone by 5 feet for each level this spell is upcast.

If the target creature is medium or smaller, it must make a saving throw, on a weak hit, they become stunned, on a miss you take control of their body while you concentrate on this spell. While you have control of its body, you control how it spends its AP on its turn; to do so, you must use your reaction at the start of its turn and must pay the fatigue cost for any actions taken on its turn instead of it marking fatigue. If you do not exercise control over a creature on its turn, it becomes impaired for that turn.

If you would have it do something intentionally harmful to itself, and at the end of each of its turn, it may make the saving throw again, on a weak hit you lose control of its body and it becomes impaired. For each level you upcast this spell, you can target a creature one size category larger.

Leech half the damage you deal with this spell back to you, healing you or recovering fatigue respectively.

Create a link between you and your target. On subsequent turns, as part of your concentration, you can affect the creature again, paying ½ the initial fatigue (minimum 1). If the spell requires an attack roll or a saving throw, they must be made again.

You spend an hour tending to a body that’s been deceased no longer than a day. At the end of the hour, the body is resurrected with its full consciousness at 1 HP and 5 exhaustion. It does not restore any missing body parts, so if they are missing body parts critical for living, this spell will fail. The resurrection ritual requires a diamond worth 500 gold for each hour the ritual takes, which is consumed as part of the ritual.

For each level you upcast this spell, the amount of time you must spend doubles, as does the HP they return with, and their exhaustion level decreases by 1. At level 1, the body can be deceased for up to a week, at level 3 the body can be deceased for up to a year and missing limbs not critical for living can be restored, and at level 5 any body, regardless of length of it being deceased and missing limbs, can be fully restored and resurrected.