Bard Level 1 Spells

Performance deals 2d6 piercing damage.

The subject of this spell gains two benefits.

This spell forms an invisible bubble that filters all speech coming from inside the affected area so that creatures outside hear a completely different version of the conversation.

You turn up to three coins into deadly projectiles that gain the velocity of a bullet when thrown.

Compels opponents to attack you instead of your allies.

This spell functions as share language, granting a creature the ability to read, understand, and communicate to the best of its ability in any one language you know.

You understand all spoken and written languages.

The target becomes unable to speak the truth.

One creature is confused for 1 round.

You imbue the target with a compulsion to avoid threats, enhancing its defensive instincts.

When casting this spell, you must concentrate on a culture or subculture to which you wish to adapt.

Cures 1d8 damage + 1/level (max +5).

You create either up to four spheres of darkness that each reduce the illumination level by one step within a 20-foot-radius, or one dimly lit, vaguely humanoid shape.

Animates a lantern that follows you.

An illusory duplicate of you steps clumsily into an adjacent square, presenting a tempting target before winking out of existence.

Dazzling blade makes a weapon appear dazzlingly shiny, as if crafted from pure silver and heavily polished.

Gain a +4 bonus on Survival and move full speed while tracking.

Make an object seem worthless.

Originally designed by an Aldori Magus who had long admired swashbucklers for their ability to deflect blows, Deivon's parry has swiftly gained popularity among bards and magi alike.

Make a creature repeat its actions.

Target is penalized on attacks and checks but gains bonus against charms and compulsions.

This simple jinx causes a target's hair or fur to fall out in patchy clumps, leaving the creature disheveled and less commanding.

You create a one-handed object that you might expect to see in your current surroundings, which you can then use as an improvised weapon.

This spell functions as per detect magic, except that it detects only charm, compulsion, and possession effects.