Spellbook

Digs trenches and builds hills.

Conjures a single ball of sticky mud and launch it at an enemy's face as a ranged touch attack.

Converts the surface of the ground into molten glass.

You animate an area of rubble, gravel, or other small stones, creating a dangerous, rolling area of debris.

Creates 5-ft.-thick earthen barrier.

Pushes away metal and stone.

This spell targets an area of earth, metal, stone, or wood, causing long, serrated blades to shoot out from random points within the area of effect.

Winds block vision and deal 3d6 damage per round.

With a thrust of tectonic energy, you split the earth.

Creates difficult terrain and erases tracks, can carry along some creatures and objects.

Deals 1d6/2 levels slashing damage (max 5d6) and knocks creatures prone toward area edges.

Turns stone to clay, or dirt to sand or mud.

Stone, dirt, and other types of earth within the area become more tightly packed.

You create an area of healing mud.

Creatures in area take 1d8 damage, may also be slowed.

2d6 damage to all creatures in area.

You create a stone discus, which flies at an enemy.

Your unarmed strikes are lethal.

Sculpts stone into any shape.

A 1-inch-thick slab of stone springs up from the ground, interposing itself between you and an opponent of your choice.

Converts the top layer of the ground into hot tar.

You stomp your foot or strike your weapon against the ground or floor, creating a ripple of power that you can use to trip a creature.

This spell functions as thunderstomp, except as noted.

A shimmering torrent of raw elemental power springs into existence, originating from your outstretched palms.