Paul Tatro
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Xarfaggio's Physical Malepsy
School: Necromancy
Level: 4
Effect: This spell causes a debilitating malaise in a target creature, reducing its Strength and Dexterity by 2d4 for 1 hour. A successful Constitution saving throw halves the effect.
Arnhoult's Sequestrious Digitalia
School: Conjuration
Level: 3
Effect: The caster temporarily gains control of a target's hands from a distance, able to manipulate objects or perform simple tasks. Lasts for 10 minutes or until concentration is broken.
Lutar Brassnose's Twelve-fold Bounty
School: Transmutation
Level: 5
Effect: This spell multiplies any non-magical item the caster is holding by twelve. The duplicates last for 24 hours before vanishing.
The Spell of Forlorn Encystment
School: Abjuration
Level: 7
Effect: Imprisons a target creature within an impenetrable sphere buried deep beneath the earth. The sphere is immune to all damage and spells. Lasts for 30 days or until dispelled.
Finkler's Old-fashioned Froust
School: Evocation
Level: 2
Effect: Releases a burst of cold air that chills and slows enemies within a 20-foot radius. Affected creatures have their speed halved for 1 minute.
Clambard's Rein of Long Nerves
School: Enchantment
Level: 4
Effect: This spell heightens the caster's senses, granting advantage on Perception checks and immunity to being surprised for 8 hours.
The Green and Purple Postponement of Joy
School: Illusion
Level: 3
Effect: Creates an illusory, mesmerizing display that captivates all who see it, causing them to lose their next action in awe.
Panguire's Triumphs of Discomfort
School: Enchantment
Level: 1
Effect: Causes a target creature to feel extreme discomfort, imposing disadvantage on concentration checks for 10 minutes.
Lugweiler's Dismal Itch
School: Necromancy
Level: 2
Effect: Inflicts an unbearable itching on a target, causing distraction and a -2 penalty to AC and Dexterity saving throws for 1 hour.
Khulip's Nasal Enhancement
School: Transmutation
Level: 1
Effect: Enhances the target's sense of smell, granting the ability to track creatures by scent and detect poisons or hidden creatures within 30 feet.
Rad's Pervasion of the Incorrect Chord
School: Illusion
Level: 3
Effect: Causes dissonance in the minds of those who hear it, confusing them and causing them to take a -1 penalty on all attack rolls, ability checks, and saving throws for 10 minutes.
Felojun's Second Hypnotic Spell
School: Enchantment
Level: 4
Effect: Paralyzes a target creature with a hypnotic pattern. The target is incapacitated and unable to move for up to 1 minute, or until the spell is broken by damage or another effect.
Phandaal Gyrator Spell
School: Transmutation
Level: 5
Effect: Causes a target creature or object to spin rapidly in the air. Can be used to disorient enemies or move objects. Lasts for up to 1 minute.
The Spell of the Omnipotent Sphere
School: Abjuration
Level: 6
Effect: Creates a powerful forcefield around the caster, granting immunity to all damage and spell effects for 1 minute.
The Charm of Untiring Nourishment
School: Conjuration
Level: 3
Effect: The target can survive without food, water, or air for up to 7 days.
The Spell of Internal Effervescence
School: Evocation
Level: 7
Effect: Causes a target creature's blood to boil, dealing 6d10 fire damage. A successful Constitution saving throw halves the damage.
The Excellent Prismatic Sphere
School: Abjuration
Level: 8
Effect: Creates a multi-layered sphere of light around the caster that damages and repels enemies. Each layer has a different effect based on the color of the light.
The Call of the Violent Cloud
School: Conjuration
Level: 4
Effect: Summons a sentient cloud that can transport the caster and up to four others to a location within 100 miles.
Phandaal's Critique of the Chill
School: Evocation
Level: 3
Effect: Releases a wave of freezing energy, dealing 5d8 cold damage to all creatures in a 30-foot cone.
The Inside Out and Over
School: Transmutation
Level: 9
Effect: Inverts the terrain within a 100-foot radius, creating a labyrinth of inverted earth and sky. Lasts for 10 minutes.
The Spell of Temporal Stasis
School: Transmutation
Level: 9
Effect: Freezes time for everyone but the caster in a 60-foot radius for 1 minute. The caster can act normally during this time.
Thasdrubal's Laganetic Transfer
School: Conjuration
Level: 6
Effect: Teleports the caster and up to eight willing creatures to any known location on the same plane of existence.
Xarfaggio's Physical Malepsy
School: Necromancy
Level: 4
Effect: This spell causes a debilitating malaise in a target creature, reducing its Strength and Dexterity by 2d4 for 1 hour. A successful Constitution saving throw halves the effect.
Arnhoult's Sequestrious Digitalia
School: Conjuration
Level: 3
Effect: The caster temporarily gains control of a target's hands from a distance, able to manipulate objects or perform simple tasks. Lasts for 10 minutes or until concentration is broken.
Lutar Brassnose's Twelve-fold Bounty
School: Transmutation
Level: 5
Effect: This spell multiplies any non-magical item the caster is holding by twelve. The duplicates last for 24 hours before vanishing.
The Spell of Forlorn Encystment
School: Abjuration
Level: 7
Effect: Imprisons a target creature within an impenetrable sphere buried deep beneath the earth. The sphere is immune to all damage and spells. Lasts for 30 days or until dispelled.
Finkler's Old-fashioned Froust
School: Evocation
Level: 2
Effect: Releases a burst of cold air that chills and slows enemies within a 20-foot radius. Affected creatures have their speed halved for 1 minute.
Clambard's Rein of Long Nerves
School: Enchantment
Level: 4
Effect: This spell heightens the caster's senses, granting advantage on Perception checks and immunity to being surprised for 8 hours.
The Green and Purple Postponement of Joy
School: Illusion
Level: 3
Effect: Creates an illusory, mesmerizing display that captivates all who see it, causing them to lose their next action in awe.
Panguire's Triumphs of Discomfort
School: Enchantment
Level: 1
Effect: Causes a target creature to feel extreme discomfort, imposing disadvantage on concentration checks for 10 minutes.
Lugweiler's Dismal Itch
School: Necromancy
Level: 2
Effect: Inflicts an unbearable itching on a target, causing distraction and a -2 penalty to AC and Dexterity saving throws for 1 hour.
Khulip's Nasal Enhancement
School: Transmutation
Level: 1
Effect: Enhances the target's sense of smell, granting the ability to track creatures by scent and detect poisons or hidden creatures within 30 feet.
Rad's Pervasion of the Incorrect Chord
School: Illusion
Level: 3
Effect: Causes dissonance in the minds of those who hear it, confusing them and causing them to take a -1 penalty on all attack rolls, ability checks, and saving throws for 10 minutes.
Felojun's Second Hypnotic Spell
School: Enchantment
Level: 4
Effect: Paralyzes a target creature with a hypnotic pattern. The target is incapacitated and unable to move for up to 1 minute, or until the spell is broken by damage or another effect.
Phandaal Gyrator Spell
School: Transmutation
Level: 5
Effect: Causes a target creature or object to spin rapidly in the air. Can be used to disorient enemies or move objects. Lasts for up to 1 minute.
The Spell of the Omnipotent Sphere
School: Abjuration
Level: 6
Effect: Creates a powerful forcefield around the caster, granting immunity to all damage and spell effects for 1 minute.
The Charm of Untiring Nourishment
School: Conjuration
Level: 3
Effect: The target can survive without food, water, or air for up to 7 days.
The Spell of Internal Effervescence
School: Evocation
Level: 7
Effect: Causes a target creature's blood to boil, dealing 6d10 fire damage. A successful Constitution saving throw halves the damage.
The Excellent Prismatic Sphere
School: Abjuration
Level: 8
Effect: Creates a multi-layered sphere of light around the caster that damages and repels enemies. Each layer has a different effect based on the color of the light.
The Call of the Violent Cloud
School: Conjuration
Level: 4
Effect: Summons a sentient cloud that can transport the caster and up to four others to a location within 100 miles.
Phandaal's Critique of the Chill
School: Evocation
Level: 3
Effect: Releases a wave of freezing energy, dealing 5d8 cold damage to all creatures in a 30-foot cone.
The Inside Out and Over
School: Transmutation
Level: 9
Effect: Inverts the terrain within a 100-foot radius, creating a labyrinth of inverted earth and sky. Lasts for 10 minutes.
The Spell of Temporal Stasis
School: Transmutation
Level: 9
Effect: Freezes time for everyone but the caster in a 60-foot radius for 1 minute. The caster can act normally during this time.
Thasdrubal's Laganetic Transfer
School: Conjuration
Level: 6
Effect: Teleports the caster and up to eight willing creatures to any known location on the same plane of existence.
Have someone designed (A)D&D equivalents of the spells that appear in Jack Vance's books? Since my native (is it correct to use this word here?) language isn't English and I don't live in an Englishspeaking country (I live in Sweden, Europe), I have some problems with translateing the spellnames to Swedish... :)
For those who haven't read anything from The Dying Earth series, I can warmly recommend them, since some parts of (A)D&D is based upon these.
I belive that using spellnames like these gives a better athmosphere to the game. I think it sounds better to say something like "The Enchantment of Vertical Emancipation" instead of just "fly", or "Phandaal's Seamless Mantle of Transparency"...
Xarfaggio's Physical Malepsy
I know that mal- means something bad, as in malfunctioning, but what does
malepsy mean? I have tried to look up the word in my dictionaries, but
I haven't found any explanation to this word...
Arnhoult's Sequestrious Digitalia
Sequestrios mean to part (I think) and digitalia is perhaps a reference to
digits, fingers? If this is correct, the spellname would suggest that the
persons fingers would part from the body, and thus this would be a splendid
pickpocket-spell?
Lutar Brassnose's Twelve-fold Bounty
The Spell of Forlorn Encystment
Imprisons the victim in a pore in the Earth's crust exactly 45 miles below the
surface...
Finkler's Old-fashioned Froust
What does froust mean?
Clambard's Rein of Long Nerves
The Green and Purple Postponement of Joy
Panguire's Triumphs of Discomfort
Lugweiler's Dismal Itch
Khulip's Nasal Enhancement
Rad's Pervasion of the Incorrect Chord
Felojun's Second Hypnotic Spell
This could be some sort of paralysing enchantment
Phandaal Gyrator Spell
The victim is caused to spin in the air at any speed or height!
(Well, any speed means that the victim could rotate at such a speed that arms
and legs would part from the body... An example of this is given in The Dying
Earth.)
The Spell of the Omnipotent Sphere
As omnipotent means something *very* powerful, this could be some kind of
expanding forcefield?
The Charm of Untiring Nourishment
Allows the reciepient to survive without food nor air.
The Spell of Internal Effervescence
Sounds *very* nasty, since effervescence means boiling...
The Excellent Prismatic Sphere
A spray of stabbing rays - very prety and very deadly!
The Call of the Violent Cloud
Summons a sentient pillar of smoke - a one way transportation spell.
Phandaal's Critique of the Chill
Seems to be some sort of freezing spell...
The Inside Out and Over
Inverts the topology of the surrounding area... I think this one is not to be
cast outside in the open... :)
The Spell of Temporal Stasis
This is a time-stop, but it sounds better to say "The Spell of Temporal Stasis"
then just "Time-stop", don't you think?
Thasdrubal's Laganetic Transfer
If I remember correctly, laganetic means some kind of transportation?
I hope I haven't upset anyone by posting this... ;)
John Olsson
For those who haven't read anything from The Dying Earth series, I can warmly recommend them, since some parts of (A)D&D is based upon these.
I belive that using spellnames like these gives a better athmosphere to the game. I think it sounds better to say something like "The Enchantment of Vertical Emancipation" instead of just "fly", or "Phandaal's Seamless Mantle of Transparency"...
Xarfaggio's Physical Malepsy
I know that mal- means something bad, as in malfunctioning, but what does
malepsy mean? I have tried to look up the word in my dictionaries, but
I haven't found any explanation to this word...
Arnhoult's Sequestrious Digitalia
Sequestrios mean to part (I think) and digitalia is perhaps a reference to
digits, fingers? If this is correct, the spellname would suggest that the
persons fingers would part from the body, and thus this would be a splendid
pickpocket-spell?
Lutar Brassnose's Twelve-fold Bounty
The Spell of Forlorn Encystment
Imprisons the victim in a pore in the Earth's crust exactly 45 miles below the
surface...
Finkler's Old-fashioned Froust
What does froust mean?
Clambard's Rein of Long Nerves
The Green and Purple Postponement of Joy
Panguire's Triumphs of Discomfort
Lugweiler's Dismal Itch
Khulip's Nasal Enhancement
Rad's Pervasion of the Incorrect Chord
Felojun's Second Hypnotic Spell
This could be some sort of paralysing enchantment
Phandaal Gyrator Spell
The victim is caused to spin in the air at any speed or height!
(Well, any speed means that the victim could rotate at such a speed that arms
and legs would part from the body... An example of this is given in The Dying
Earth.)
The Spell of the Omnipotent Sphere
As omnipotent means something *very* powerful, this could be some kind of
expanding forcefield?
The Charm of Untiring Nourishment
Allows the reciepient to survive without food nor air.
The Spell of Internal Effervescence
Sounds *very* nasty, since effervescence means boiling...
The Excellent Prismatic Sphere
A spray of stabbing rays - very prety and very deadly!
The Call of the Violent Cloud
Summons a sentient pillar of smoke - a one way transportation spell.
Phandaal's Critique of the Chill
Seems to be some sort of freezing spell...
The Inside Out and Over
Inverts the topology of the surrounding area... I think this one is not to be
cast outside in the open... :)
The Spell of Temporal Stasis
This is a time-stop, but it sounds better to say "The Spell of Temporal Stasis"
then just "Time-stop", don't you think?
Thasdrubal's Laganetic Transfer
If I remember correctly, laganetic means some kind of transportation?
I hope I haven't upset anyone by posting this... ;)
John Olsson