Sorcerer Level 1 Spells

Replaces nonmagical ammunition every round.

Once during this spell's duration, you can spit a viscous liquid as a standard action.

You can move slowly and safely and still cast spells, until you move quickly, make an attack, or cast a harmful spell.

Creates a small pocket of air around your head or an object.

Wards an area for 2 hours/level.

You transform one alchemical item or firearm into another alchemical item or firearm of the same or lesser cost.

You alter an instrument so it sounds like a different kind of instrument you are familiar with.

Increase/decrease strength of natural winds.

Makes a rope move at your command.

Triples carrying capacity of a creature.

Target gains a bonus on one initiative check.

You render the target unable to understand any language, including spoken language, written language, sign language, gestures attempting to mimic a crude language, or even truespeech and telepathy.

With a touch, you conjure an extradimensional space inside a pouch or pocket.

Creates illusory sounds that target creatures believe they hear.

Your understanding of the written word becomes analytical and discerning.

This spell makes even the clunkiest armor feel soft as silk to the wearer.

This spell draws upon the latent planar energy of the caster's surroundings, allowing her to temporarily infuse a creature with the plane's power.

You draw upon your elven link to the wilderness to change the coloration of yourself and your equipment to match that of your surroundings.

This spell changes the appearance of the affected creature so that it better blends in with its surroundings.

You cast blood money just before casting another spell.

This spell functions as blur, except that the blurring occurs only when you move at least 10 feet on your turn and ceases at the end of your movement.

If you take electricity damage while this spell is active, some of the energy is stored on your skin, as with holding the charge on a touch spell.

The target's flesh becomes flexible and rubbery.

Gives an object the broken condition.