Spellbook

Blast of song deals 3d10 damage and deafens targets.

This spell functions like death knell, except instead of using the slain target's life energy to enhance yourself, you use it to summon a Small fire elemental resembling a burning, howling version of the slain creature.

Rip out someone's heart.

You grant the target a dodge bonus to its Armor Class against attacks from larger creatures.

Kills dying creature; you gain 1d8 temporary hp, +2 to Str, and +1 caster level.

Grants bonuses against death spells and negative energy.

Prevents target from dying due to hit point damage.

Reveals how near death subjects within 30 ft. are.

Inflicts an ill fate on a creature, halving its damage when it attacks or casts a spell

Turn a critical hit into a decapitation.

You subtly alter both the target's aura and subtle cues in its body language, tone of voice, and word choice, which makes everything that the target says seem to be a lie.

You create a contingent ward that defies those who would dispel your magic, convincing them that their spell worked.

A target can safely remove its head.

Turn a corpse into a clean skeleton.

Make an object seem worthless.

Puts 10 HD of creatures to sleep.

Object sheds shadows in 60-ft. radius.

Electricity damages your attackers.

As sanctify armor, but gain DR 5/good when using judgment or smite.

You can cast this spell immediately after attacking a creature, causing that creature to believe that a different creature that threatens it was responsible for the attack rather than you.

Attacks that miss are redirected back to the source of the attack.

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.

The target becomes temporarily immune to disease.