Cleric Level 1 Spells

This spell magically enhances a handful of simple food, imbuing it with enough nutrition to satisfy a Medium or smaller creature for a full day.

Replaces nonmagical ammunition every round.

The subject contracts an advanced form of scurvy.

Creates a small pocket of air around your head or an object.

The subject ignores the effects of addictions.

Triples carrying capacity of a creature.

You take on an aspect of a nightingale.

Your understanding of the written word becomes analytical and discerning.

Enemies take -1 on attack rolls and saves vs. fear.

Hellish chains attack and cause a target to become shaken.

This spell draws upon the latent planar energy of the caster's surroundings, allowing her to temporarily infuse a creature with the plane's power.

This spell changes the appearance of the affected creature so that it better blends in with its surroundings.

Allies gain +1 on attack rolls and saves against fear.

Imbues a flask of water with positive energy, creating holy water.

The target is considered to be armed even when unarmed, so it doesn't provoke attacks of opportunity when it attacks foes with unarmed strikes.

This spell functions like bless, except as noted.

You grant low-light vision to the affected creatures.

This spell causes a metal object to instantly become red hot.

You animate one of the target's fetid organs so that it leads you to the undead creature's most recent controller or the cause of the creature's undeath.

A creature of 5 HD or less flees for 1d4 rounds.

You anoint a wounded creature with the blood of an outsider with the good subtype (such as an angel) or holy water, giving it fast healing 1.

You harness divine power to create one of four different ceremonies--a funeral, holiday fete, marriage, or naming--and can also create two domain-based ceremonies.

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.