Antipaladin Spells

Give a creature a bite attack and a hunger for its own kind's flesh.

Choose one creature type (and subtype, if applicable) from the ranger's favored enemy list.

The target takes on the form of a half-elf from the surface world.

You create an illusion that takes the same space as a foe and mimics its movements perfectly.

Illusion makes your attacks appear to come from another creature while concealing your actions.

Improves a trap with one specific element of the trap chosen at the time of casting.

You summon an illusory swarm of angry wasps that fills a 10-foot-diameter sphere.

Touch deals 1d8 damage +1/level (max +5).

Touch attack, 2d8 damage +1/level (max +10).

Target takes a -4 penalty on attack rolls, skill checks, and ability checks.

As inflict pain, but affecting (CASTERLEVEL) creatures.

Touch attack, 3d8 damage +1/level (max +15).

For the duration of this spell, you may ignore any divine focus components of your spells, allowing you to cast such spells without holding or revealing your holy or unholy symbol.

This spell summons one or more vermin to investigate a single location or building you can see.

Subject is invisible for 1 min./level or until it attacks.

A glamered bubble surrounds the target's space, rendering her completely invisible underwater by hiding both the target and any water she displaces.

As invisibility, but subject can attack and stay invisible.

By holding aloft a holy symbol and calling your deity's name, you take on an aspect of that divinity.

Causes a brushy beard of stiff iron to erupt from the face of a willing target.

Your skin hardens and takes on the color and texture of rough iron.

You curse a creature so one set of its limbs (typically its arms, legs, or wings) shrivels in size.

You cause the target to become invisible and silent, but only to his allies.

You curse the target with a distracting, unbearable itch.

You fill the target with a sense of entitled self-importance, making the subject unable to bear the indignity of another creature getting something that it doesn't have.