Bard Spells

This spell forces the target to believe that nothing in its hoard is missing or has been disturbed.

This spell creates the illusion of a translucent, ever-changing maze of glass in the target area.

Only select creatures can read text.

This minor curse interferes with the target's ability to speak.

You enchant the target so it is nearly impossible to detect by both magical and mundane means, granting it the following benefits.

You make the target unconsciously desire a goal you define when you cast this spell.

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

This spell creates an area of stabilizing magical energy that emanates from you.

When you cast this spell, you assume the form of a native outsider from the following list: aasimar, aphorite, duskwalker, fetchling, ganzi, ifrit, oread, shabti, suli, sylph, tiefling, or undine.

You create one or more vibrant pillars of kaleidoscopic color that rise out from the ground.

Gain +10 on Bluff checks to seem innocent.

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

Bleed effects on the target immediately end when this spell is cast, and no blood flows out when the target is damaged by a slashing or piercing weapon.

You create an illusory duplicate of the target item.

You touch a surface and produce a painted portrait of either yourself or a creature you can see without needing to attempt a Craft (painting) check.

You create a melee weapon sized appropriately for you from opaque force.

A sense of euphoria suffuses the target, amplifying all sensations, good or bad.

This spell functions as inveigle person except as noted above.

You cause the target to become extremely amiable.

Your mind is able to correlate information effectively.

Temporarily relieves fatigue or exhaustion.

As invigorate, but multiple creatures.

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

This spell functions as alarm, except it is triggered only by invisible creatures entering or leaving the warded area.