You animate a mortal’s remains to become your undead servant. 

The target is sealed to all creatures except those you designate (who can open the object normally). Alternatively, you may choose a password that suppresses this spell for 1 minute when it is spoken within 5 feet of the target.

You craft an illusion to deceive others about the target’s true magical properties.

Choose one or both of the following effects. When cast upon the same target with the same effect for 30 successive days, it lasts until it is dispelled. 

False Aura: A magical target appears nonmagical, a nonmagical target appears magical, or you change a target’s magical aura so that it appears to belong to a school of magic of your choosing. Additionally, you can choose to make the false magic apparent to any creature that handles the item.

Until the spell ends, the targets leave their material bodies (

You impart sentience in the target, granting it an Intelligence of 10 and proficiency in a language you know. A plant targeted by this spell gains the ability to move, as well as senses identical to those of a human.

You impart sentience to a door, window, gate, lid, or other object that can be opened, closed, and locked. You grant it an Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma of 10. The door retains its hit points, AC, and other characteristics, and is considered an object. If the door is reduced to 0 hit points, it is killed and the spell ends.

The target’s skin takes on the texture and appearance of bark, increasing its AC to 16 (unless its AC is already higher).

Choose one of the following: 

This spell creates a pact which is enforced by celestial or fiendish forces. You and another willing creature commit to a mutual agreement, clearly declaring your parts of the agreement during the casting.

You instantly learn the ingredients list and preparation method for the item of food or drink targeted by this spell. For one hour after you cast the spell you retain perfect, detailed knowledge sufficient to perfectly recreate the serving of food or drink, including an accurate awareness of any contaminants (including vermin and poisons, but not disease) in the fare. Identifying such contaminants as harmful usually requires a DC 10 Perception check, but the Narrator may use DC 15 for those that are uncommon, DC 20 for rare, or DC 25 for those that are truly unique.

This spell grows a duplicate of the target that remains inert indefinitely as long as its vessel is sealed. The clone grows inside the sealed vessel and matures over the course of 120 days. You can choose to have the clone be a younger version of the target.

You bind the motions of two objects together such that the motion of one influences the other, regardless of the distance. If an object being targeted by this spell is being worn or carried, the bearer of the object makes the saving throw. If you attempt to cast this spell on an object that is already conjoined to another object, the spell fails.

When you cast this spell, choose one of the following options:

Your touch inflicts a hideous disease. Make a melee spell attack. On a hit, you afflict the target with a disease chosen from the list below.

A magical torch-like flame springs forth from the target. The flame creates no heat, doesn’t consume oxygen, and can’t be extinguished, but it can be covered.

The target regains hit points equal to 1d8 + your

The target gains darkvision out to a range of 60 feet.

The target object’s weight is greatly increased.

The first time damage would reduce the target to 0 hit points, it instead drops to 1 hit point. If the target is subjected to an effect that would kill it instantaneously without dealing damage, that effect is negated. The spell ends immediately after either of these conditions occur.

Your touch implants a vile plague in a creature’s mind.

You touch the target and mark it with a glyph that acts as a scrying sensor. The glyph is visible and resembles a one-inch-tall drawing of an ear. The sensor can be covered or concealed without changing the function of the spell. A creature can wipe it away as an action, ending the spell. You can only have one such sensor active at once.

You bestow a magical enhancement on the target. Choose one of the following effects for the target to receive until the spell ends.

You bestow a glamor upon a creature that highlights its physique to show a stunning idealized form. For the spell’s duration, the target adds both its Strength modifier and Charisma modifier to any Charisma checks it makes.

The target gains a flying speed of 60 feet. When the spell ends, the target falls if it is off the ground.

You protect the target area against magical travel. Creatures can’t teleport into the area, use a magical portal to enter it, or travel into it from another plane of existence, such as the Astral or Ethereal Plane. The spell’s area can’t overlap with another forbiddance spell.

You impart the ability to see flashes of the immediate future.

You harden a creature’s mind with an unbending willpower.

The target ignores

The target, along with anything it’s wearing and carrying, becomes a hovering, wispy cloud. In this form, it can’t attack, use or drop objects, talk, or cast spells.

The target can’t become undead and doesn’t decay. Days spent under the influence of this spell don’t count towards the time limit of spells which raise the dead.

You trace a glyph on the target. If the glyph is moved more than 10 feet from its original position, or if it comes within 20 feet of another glyph that you have cast, the spell ends.

You transform the components into 2d4 berries. For the next 24 hours, any creature that consumes one of these berries regains 1 hit point. Eating or administering a berry is an action. The berries do not provide any nourishment or sate hunger.

The target is

Healing energy rejuvenates a creature you touch and undoes a debilitating effect. You can remove one of:

You create wards that protect the target area. Each warded area has a maximum height of 20 feet and can be shaped. Several stories of a stronghold can be warded by dividing the area among them if you can walk from one to the next while the spell is being cast.

When cast, you can create a password that can make a creature immune to these effects when it is spoken aloud. You may also specify individuals that are unaffected by any or all of the effects that you choose.

Guards and wards creates the following effects within the area of the spell.

The target may gain an expertise die to one ability check of its choice, ending the spell. The expertise die can be rolled before or after the ability check is made.

You imbue the area with divine power, bolstering some creatures and hindering others. Celestials, elementals, fey, fiends, and undead cannot enter the area.

The target’s spirit is bolstered.

You learn the target item’s magical properties along with how to use them. This spell also reveals whether or not a targeted item requires attunement and how many charges it has. You learn what spells are affecting the targeted item (if any) along with what spells were used to create it.

Alternatively, you learn any spells that are currently affecting a targeted creature. 

While casting this spell, you touch a wound on a creature or corpse.

You inscribe a message onto the target and wrap it in illusion until the spell ends. You and any creatures that you designate when the spell is cast perceive the message as normal. You may choose to have other creatures view the message as writing in an unknown or unintelligible magical script or a different message. If you choose to create another message, you can change the handwriting and the language that the message is written in, though you must know the language in question.

If the spell is dispelled, both the message and its illusory mask disappear.

You impart fell energies that suck away the target’s life force, making a melee spell attack that deals 3d10 necrotic damage.

Until the spell ends, a mystical bond connects the target and the precious stone used to cast this spell. Any time after, you may crush the stone and speak the name of the item, summoning it instantly into your hand no matter the physical, metaphysical, or planar distances involved, at which point the spell ends. If another creature is holding the item when the stone is crushed, the item is not summoned to you. Instead, the spell grants you the knowledge of who possesses it and a general idea of the creature’s location.

You create a window roughly 4 inches square, centered on the point that you touch. If the surface is more than 1 foot thick or made of materials other than wood, dirt, or stone, the spell fails. The window is sufficiently braced to prevent any structural weakening to the surrounding structure, but otherwise is just a small hole you can look through. The hole lasts for 1 minute, then vanishes. The hole can also be dismissed by the caster as a bonus action.

You allow long-forgotten fighting instincts to boil up to the surface. For the duration of the spell, whenever the target deals damage with an unarmed strike or natural weapon, it deals 1d4 extra damage.

You wreathe a creature in an illusory veil, making it

A Medium or smaller object becomes

You imbue a target with the ability to make impossible leaps. The target’s jump distances increase 15 feet vertically and 30 feet horizontally.

Make a check against the DC of a lock or door using your spell attack bonus. On a success, you unlock or open the target with a loud metallic clanging noise easily audible at up to 300 feet. In addition, any traps on the object are automatically triggered. An item with multiple locks requires multiple castings of this spell to be opened.

You restore an object or construct that has been damaged. The target regains hit points equal to 1d8 + your spellcasting ability modifier. Magic items can be repaired in this way, but their magic is not restored.

Your glowing hand removes one

Until the spell ends, the target emits bright light in a 20-foot radius and dim light an additional 20 feet. Light emanating from the target may be any color. Completely covering the target with something that is not transparent blocks the light. The spell ends when you use an action to dismiss it or if you cast it again.

Until the spell ends, the target’s Speed increases by 10 feet.

Until the spell ends, the target is protected by a shimmering magical force. Its AC becomes 13 + its Dexterity modifier. The spell ends if the target dons armor, or if you use an action to dismiss it.

Until the spell ends, the target becomes +1 magic weapon.

When casting this spell, touch a map. If you cast the spell in territory not depicted on the map, the spell fails. If you are in territory depicted on the map, your position is marked by a small glowing spot on the map. The spot continues to move with your position on it, updating once per minute. If you enter territory not marked on the map, the spell ends.

Until the spell ends, you meld yourself and your carried equipment into the target stone. Using your movement, you may enter the stone from any point you can touch. No trace of your presence is visible or detectable by nonmagical senses.

You repair a single rip or break in the target object (for example, a cracked goblet, torn page, or ripped robe). The break must be smaller than 1 foot in all dimensions. The spell leaves no trace that the object was damaged.

Magic items and constructs may be repaired in this way, but their magic is not restored. 

You gain an expertise die on maintenance checks if you are able to cast this spell on the item you are treating.

The target is

The target has

The target is hidden from divination magic and cannot be perceived by magical scrying sensors. When used on a place or object, the spell only works if the target is no larger than 10 feet in any given dimension.

Duration: Instantaneous or Concentration (1 minute)

The target becomes poisonous to the touch.

Until the spell ends, the target has

The target is protected against the following types of creatures: aberrations, celestials, elementals, fey, fiends, and undead.

The target has

You return the target to life, provided its soul is willing and able to return to its body. The creature returns to life with 1 hit point. The spell cannot return an undead creature to life.

You touch a creature, causing its body to spontaneously heal itself. The target immediately regains 4d8 + 15 hit points and regains 10 hit points per minute (1 hit point at the start of each of its turns).

If the target is missing any body parts, the lost parts are restored after 2 minutes. If a severed part is held against the stump, the limb instantaneously reattaches itself.

You return the target to life, provided the target’s soul is willing and able to return to its body. If you only have a piece of the target, the spell reforms a new adult body for the soul to inhabit. Once reincarnated the target remembers everything from its former life, and retains all its proficiencies, cultural traits, and class features. The target’s heritage traits change according to its new form. The Narrator chooses the form of the new body, or rolls on Table: Reincarnation.

Table: Reincarnation

This spell ends a

The target gains an expertise die to one

The target’s skin becomes reflective and faceted like a finely cut gemstone. Until the spell ends, the target can use their action to fire a beam of reflected light in a 30-foot line.

Provided the target’s soul is willing and able to return to its body, so long as it is not undead it returns to life with all of its hit points.

The target returns to life with 1 hit point. The spell does not restore any missing body parts and cannot return to life a creature that died of old age.

One end of the target rope rises into the air until it hangs perpendicular to the ground. At the upper end, a nearly imperceptible entrance opens to an extradimensional space that can fit up to 8 Medium or smaller creatures. The entrance can be reached by climbing the rope. Once inside, the rope can be pulled into the extradimensional space.

You sabotage the integrity of an object.

You stash a chest and its contents on the Ethereal Plane. To do so, you must touch the chest and its Tiny replica. The chest can hold up to 12 cubic feet of nonliving matter. Food stored in the chest spoils after 1 day.

While the chest is in the Ethereal Plane, you can recall it to you at any point by using an action to touch the Tiny replica. The chest reappears in an unoccupied space on the ground within 5 feet of you. You can use an action at any time to return the chest to the Ethereal Plane so long as you are touching both the chest and its Tiny replica.

You magically hide away a willing creature or object.

You imbue the target with nature’s magical energy.

Electricity arcs from your hand to shock the target.

You touch a nonmagical shield, giving it a silver mirror coating.

You sculpt an illusory duplicate of the target from ice and snow. The duplicate looks exactly like the target and uses all the statistics of the original, though it is formed without any gear, and has only half of the target’s hit point maximum. The duplicate is a creature, can take actions, and be affected like any other creature. If the target is able to cast spells, the duplicate cannot cast spells of 7th-level or higher.

You create up to 15 invisible, mindless, shapeless forces in the vehicle you target, each of which counts as one crew member for that vehicle. These forces do not take up space in the vehicle and cannot take damage or leave the vehicle, although they are destroyed if the vehicle they crew is reduced to 0 hit points. These forces cannot perform any function other than operating the vehicle, which may include basic maintenance such as cleaning the deck of a ship, but not operating any weapons the vehicle possesses.

You grant a creature supernatural vigor that keeps it awake.

The target’s hands harden with inner power, turning dexterous fingers into magical iron cudgels. Until the spell ends, the target drops anything it is holding and cannot use its hands to grasp objects or perform complex tasks. A target can still cast any spell that does not specifically require its hands.

A jolt of healing energy flows through the target and it becomes stable.

You call forth the target’s memories, animating it enough to answer 5 questions. The corpse’s knowledge is limited: it knows only what it knew in life and cannot learn new information or speak about anything that has occurred since its death. It speaks only in the languages it knew, and is under no compulsion to offer a truthful answer if it has reason not to. Answers might be brief, cryptic, or repetitive.

This spell does not return a departed soul, nor does it have any effect on an undead corpse, or one without a mouth.

This spell binds two creatures to an agreement spoken as the part of the casting of the spell in a language that both parties understand.

The agreement must include a promise by both parties to do or refrain from doing something specific. The promises do not need to be the same or equal but mustn’t be obviously harmful to either creature. For example, an archfey may promise to restore the freedom of a loved one in exchange for a mortal becoming their emissary.

The target gains the ability to walk on walls and upside down on ceilings, as well as a climbing speed equal to its base Speed.

You touch a statue and transform it into a

You reshape the target into any form you choose. For example, you could shape a large rock into a weapon, statue, or chest, make a small passage through a wall (as long as it isn’t more than 5 feet thick), seal a stone door shut, or create a hiding place. The target can have up to two hinges and a latch, but finer mechanical detail isn’t possible.

You imbue the target with a preternatural understanding of stone. The target gains tremorsense out to a distance of 60 feet.

Until the spell ends, the target’s flesh becomes as hard as stone and it gains

You inscribe a potent glyph on the target, setting a magical trap for your enemies.  If the glyph is moved more than 10 feet from its original position, or if it comes within 20 feet of another glyph that you have cast, the spell ends. Finding the Tiny glyph requires an Investigation check against your spell save DC.

You draw a 10-foot diameter circle on the ground and open within it a shimmering portal to a permanent teleportation circle elsewhere in the world. The portal remains open until the end of your next turn. Any creature that enters the portal instantly travels to the destination circle.

Permanent teleportation circles are commonly found within major temples, guilds, and other important locations. Each circle has a unique sequence of magical runes inscribed in a certain pattern called a sigil sequence.

The target understands any words it hears, and when the target speaks its words are understood by creatures that know at least one language.

Your touch draws out a creature’s exhaustion.

All the target creature’s levels of

You create a magical pathway between the target and a second plant that you’ve seen or touched before that is on the same plane of existence. Any creature can step into the target and exit from the second plant by using 5 feet of movement.

Until the spell ends, creatures have

Provided the target’s soul is willing and able to return to its body, it returns to life with all of its hit points.

Until the spell ends, the target gains truesight to a range of 120 feet. The target also notices secret doors hidden by magic.

You cause a searing poison to burn quickly through the target’s wounds, dealing 1d6 poison damage. The target regains 2d4 hit points at the start of each of its turns for the next 1d4+1 rounds.

Until the spell ends, the target is warded by a mystic connection between it and you.