Shaman Spells

Target takes cold damage and is fatigued.

The spell allows you to channel cold into your very being.

This spell plants a seed of supernatural fear deep in a subject's mind, causing self-doubt, stuttering, and evasiveness.

You create a light wind that blows only against the target, from a direction of your choice.

Preserves one corpse.

Incorporeal creature takes half damage from nonmagical weapons.

As ghostbane dirge, but affects multiple creatures.

Turns centipedes, scorpions, or spiders into giant vermin.

You take no falling damage and move 60 ft./round while falling.

This spell functions like true seeing, except as noted above.

Upon casting this spell, a rippling bubble of calm water extends outward from you to a radius of 20 feet and remains centered on you when you move.

2d4 berries each cure 1 hp (max 8 hp/24 hours).

Cause a corpse to grab or trip a foe.

You call upon the restless souls of those who died at sea.

You cause a long, thin vine to sprout from your body-typically from the center of your chest or from the palm of an outstretched hand.

You cause the target to transform into a plant over time.

Slowly transform a creature into an inanimate plant.

The target of this spell gains the ability to see up to 60 feet through thick plant matter as though it were transparent.

You bind spirits of ill fate to an object, focusing their wrath onto the next creature that touches the object.

Creates trees and a small spring.

You touch an unattended, non-magical object to create a touchstone for humans defending the area.

+1 on one attack roll, saving throw, or skill check.

Know approximate distance from where you cast this spell.

You render the affected creature supernaturally delicious, making it the preferred target for animalistic monsters, as well as biting insects, stray animals, and vermin.