Skald Spells

As daze, but affecting multiple creatures.

Gain a +4 bonus on Survival and move full speed while tracking.

Deals 2d8 damage to multiple targets.

This spell functions as contingency, except as noted.

Blast of song deals 3d10 damage and deafens targets.

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

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.

Make an object seem worthless.

Puts 10 HD of creatures to sleep.

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.

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.

Ignore pain for 1 hour/level.

Stops poison from harming subject for 1 hour/level.

As delay poison, but you may divide the duration among creatures touched.

Target is penalized on attacks and checks but gains bonus against charms and compulsions.

Make a creature give you an object it's holding.

This spell initially functions as message (allowing no save or spell resistance).

This spell functions as demanding message, except that you can issue one suggestion to each of the spell's targets instead of just one.

Worsens creatures' attitudes.

You create a one-handed object that you might expect to see in your current surroundings, which you can then use as an improvised weapon.

This spell functions as detect thoughts except that you sense significant anxieties of creatures with an Intelligence score of 1 or higher, regardless of whether they are conscious or not.

This spell functions as per detect magic, except that it detects only charm, compulsion, and possession effects.