Sorcerer Level 3 Spells

You make an undead creature more difficult for necromancers and clerics to control via effects such as Command Undead or control undead.

You drain necromantic energy from an undead creature, inducing a sluggish stupor.

Useful primarily to those who skulk in the darkness, this spell is a temporary trap for the unwary.

This spell creates an unearthly and infectious song that seductively summons all who hear it.

Hides subject from divination, scrying.

Rolls 1d6s per 2 levels and uses individual dice values to determine damage amounts and elemental energy types.

Numerological resistance allows numerologists to use the Path of Numbers to grant their allies resilience in the face of elemental dangers.

Distract and fatigue the target with a creature from its nightmares.

You lay bare not only the mind of a target, but the target's history as well.

You cause any diseased creatures in the area to become extremely contagious.

You create an instinctual connection between the targets.

Inflicts 1d6 nonlethal damage 1 round/level.

Half-elf gains +2 enhancement bonus to Dex and Int and temporary access to one feat.

Creates an explosion of conjured metal pellets.

You mask your features with shadowy illumination, gaining a competence bonus equal to your caster level on Disguise checks and Stealth checks attempted while in normal light, dim light, or darkness.

Affected creatures gain tactical knowledge and maximize their efficiency on the field of battle.

You cause the creature to believe she has a debilitating affliction.

Forces target to relive recent damage, dealing 1d6/level (max 10d6) unpreventable damage.

Conjures a phantom to drive vehicles.

Magic horse appears for 1 hour/level.

You instantly transfer the touched creature to a point you designate within range.

You see through magical disguises (whether illusions or polymorph effects) of the same spell level or lower.

This spell can be cast only on a sleeping creature, which must be present for the full duration of the casting time.

Calls an outsider to answer questions about a person, place, or event using its planar knowledge.