Spellbook

Subjects behave oddly for 1 round/level.

One creature is confused for 1 round.

This spell functions like hold monster, except that the target is constricted as if by the coils of a large snake, taking 1d6+6 points of bludgeoning damage each round that it fails its save.

This spell functions as per suggestion, except the target can pass on the enchantment to other targets.

+2 morale bonus on attacks and damage, 1d6 temp HP, +4 vs fear; spreads to allies on hit.

Direct a summoned monster as if you had summoned it.

You curse the target with insatiable greed, causing it to attempt to steal any item worth 100 gp or more that it can see, each time it enters a new room or area.

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

If subject doesn't attack you it receives a penalty.

You instill overwhelming avarice in the targets and impel them toward a wild spree of larceny.

You instill overwhelming avarice in the target and impel them toward a wild spree of larceny.

Subjects take -2 on attack rolls, damage rolls, saves, and checks.

Target is sickened while viewing trigger.

You curse the target with the inability to sell, barter, or give away any item it owns, other than ordinary currency, for as long as the spell remains in effect.

Everything about the target seems off-putting and grating, and everyone he meets is compelled to see the worst in him.

You name one creature and excise all memory of that creature's involvement in events the targets remember.

A single humanoid creature with 4 HD or less loses its next action.

Living creature of 6 HD or less loses its next action.

As daze, but affecting multiple creatures.

You take control of a creature's mind and implant deadly subconscious commands.

The target is overcome with intense pain, causing it to be stunned on a failed save or dazed for 1 round on a successful save.

This spell functions as per debilitating pain, except you can target one creature for every 4 caster levels you have.

Inflicts an ill fate on target, halving its damage whenever it attacks or casts a spell.

By speaking eloquently on the subject of your opponents' ineptitude in combat, past failures, personal hygiene, or other faults, you sap their will to fight.