You clutch a small feather and the weight of the world seems to ease off your shoulders. Suddenly, getting to that ledge and away from the charging Minotaur seems like the easiest thing in the world.
Developed by the necromancer Cyrre, this spell was intended as a quick means of defense when his spells were running low or his minions were otherwise occupied. Cyrre was also fond of imbuing this spell in his most powerful spellstitched minions.
The femur in your hand extends into a wickedly curved scythe that flashes with malevolent energy.
Urthun knew that the hunters would see him in his bright red cloak. But quickly, with a flick of his finger and a whispered word, the bush's leaves turned red and his hiding spot was assured.
This spell was researched by a wizard with aphephobia who hated the idea that a simple ‘hug’ could prevent him from raining down arcane destruction. With nothing but a simple word and thought, the spell whisks the caster to a safe point where he can punish the impudent brute.
Developed by kobold sorcerers and named for the primary use of the spell, this evocation was intended to provide a distraction and herd gnomes into trapped areas. Kobolds traded knowledge of the spell to a gnome-hating wizard in exchange for the location of several gnome enclaves on the surface. Whistling gnome chaser creates a brightly flashing ball of fire anywhere within range that the caster can move about..
This spell was developed by wizards who needed a less-than-lethal method of crowd control when dealing with unruly mobs. It was adapted from the druidic version, which was originally employed for discouraging the exploitation of nature with less-than-lethal force.
Rancid deluge creates a spherical burst of rotting, liquid, putrefaction in the target area.
Azon thought he was a goner for sure. Then, out of the mist, a white figure reached out his hand, touching Azon on the shoulder. In an instant, his eyes cleared, and the pain was gone.