A SUBTLE TOUCH
history: This scrollbook was written by the now-infamous criminal illusionist Joekla Evinsdottir who was once hailed a prodigy with her experimental work on illusions and their psychological effects, later being exposed by her childhood friend and professional rival Håkon Dal as having achieved her accomplishments through unethical human experimentation. She drove her first husband mad, caused her second to abandon human contact altogether, and permanently psychologically scarred her third as well as convincing him and the rest of the world that she had two children - revealed later to be mere illusions. A Subtle Touch is one of the last scrollbooks she ever published before being caught, though out of all her works paradoxically it is the most applicable scrollbook for beginners. It centers around the subtle uses for illusions and illusions that are not as mana-intensive as most battle-illusions are but still able to be used offensively. Though relatively benign at lower levels, it has been proven that long-term exposure to these illusions can and most likely will cause persistent (and sometimes permanent) psychological damage, especially if cast by strong witches.
affinity: illusions
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name of scroll: A SUBTLE TOUCH: SCROLL #1
description: The witch casts an auditory illusion of ringing bells on the target that starts quiet but gets louder over time, to the point where it may seem deafening. Witches can substitute the ringing bells for other noises too, such as a low hum, or nails on chalkboard. Skilled illusionists can expertly control the volume of the illusion such that it can be immediately ear-shattering or so subtle that the target cannot even be sure it is present; fledgling illusionists, however, often find their illusions very obvious. The maximum duration of the illusion depends on the strength of the witch.

name of scroll: A SUBTLE TOUCH: SCROLL #2
description: This illusion shifts the target’s sense of balance, making it feel like gravity has somehow changed. Fledglings often find the effect of their illusion is quite slight - though even a small shift in perception of gravity can be very disorientating - but experts can make it seem like gravity has completely flipped upside-down. The maximum duration and range of the illusion depends on the experience of the witch.

name of scroll: A SUBTLE TOUCH: SCROLL #3
description: This illusion shifts the target’s sense of colour, ranging from subtle (tinting the world slightly green) to completely disorientating (inverting colours). Inexperienced illusionists should work on extending the duration and the depth of effect of their illusion.

name of scroll: A SUBTLE TOUCH: SCROLL #4
description: This illusion shifts the target’s sense of taste, ranging from subtle (dulling sweetness) to completely disorientating (inverting tastes completely). Inexperienced illusionists should work on extending the duration and the depth of effect of their illusion. Recently, this scroll has become quite popular among illusionist parents in getting their children to eat healthy.

name of scroll: A SUBTLE TOUCH: SCROLL #5
description: A persistent itch that can’t seem to be scratched, the feeling of an ever-running nose, a sore throat, etc - the seemingly small annoyances in life - this illusion can cause quite a lot of irritation and discomfort without the target even realising they are under a spell. Though skilled witches can increase the severity of the annoyance until the target is all but scratching their skin off to rid themselves of the sensation, many seem to prefer a more subtle touch.

name of scroll: A SUBTLE TOUCH: SCROLL #6
description: A prickling feeling at the back of your neck; seemingly irrational wariness and paranoia; the feeling of never being alone - this illusion makes the target feel as if they are persistently being watched. Even more so than the other scrolls in this scrollbook, this spell can rapidly make the target hallucinate their own invisible enemies, developing a truly intense paranoia that they are being stalked. Fledgling witches may not be able to cause much of an effect, but there have been records of people being driven insane through exposure to this illusion by skilled casters.

name of scroll: A SUBTLE TOUCH: SCROLL #7
description: This illusion makes the target feel like their vision is flickering - often, illusionists like to make it seem like the nearby lights are what’s causing this flickering. Masters of this technique can even cause short blackouts, though many prefer the subtler touch. Vision blurring can be substituted for vision flickering.

name of scroll: A SUBTLE TOUCH: SCROLL #8
description: This illusion causes the target to begin hearing fragmented voices that no one else hears. An illusionist can make the target hear reflections of their own thoughts or fears, or can come up with their own messages and lines. Beginners often find that their illusions are rather obvious and unconvincing. Some illusionists, however, have innovated with this spell and used it for communicating with allies when they don’t want to be overheard.

name of scroll: A SUBTLE TOUCH: SCROLL #9
description: This illusion causes the target to begin believing that they’re sick, that they feel uncomfortable and that they are experiencing symptoms of an illness. To use this scroll effectively, illusionists should know the symptoms and signs of the illness they are using. As with most scrolls in this scrollbook, this spell works best if the target is not aware of and does not suspect the illusion.

name of scroll: A SUBTLE TOUCH: SCROLL #10
description: This illusion contorts the target’s sense of awareness so that a target feels as though the present isn’t worth paying attention to, ‘zoning out’ into a dazed daydream. Masters of this scroll can make a target feel as though they’ve blinked, only to have an entire day have already passed; fledglings can find it difficult to even make someone feel vaguely preoccupation. The more awake, aware, and/or strong willed the target, the more difficult it is to case this scroll with much success, especially if the target is of a higher rank.

name of scroll: A SUBTLE TOUCH: SCROLL #11
description: The ever-so-subtle feeling of being out of place, of being excluded or not belonging or being unwanted - this scroll often causes the target to start doubting and distrusting those around them, or losing confidence in themselves. Though the effects of a fledgling’s efforts rarely last very long or have a great effect, masters have been known to turn a well-adjusted person into a nervous wreck. In one particularly famous example of its usage, illusionist-spy Håkon Dal was able to halt an invading army by making its commanders turn on one another.

name of scroll: A SUBTLE TOUCH: SCROLL #12
description: This illusion causes the target to feel a sense of dissonance with their body, a ‘disconnect’ that makes them feel like an outsider in their own body. A fledgling illusionist may only be able to make someone feel uncomfortable for a while, but a master can drive someone to insanity or death through the disorientating sensation invoked.

name of scroll: A SUBTLE TOUCH: SCROLL #13
description: This illusion shifts the target’s perception of sensory input such that they either start taking in too much, or too little from their senses. Even fledgling illusionists can cause quite a bit of discomfort by making the ambient lighting seem a bit too bright and harsh, or dulling the target’s auditory input - however they usually struggle to affect more than one sense at a time, and their illusions are generally fairly evident to the target. Master illusionists, however, can distort all the target’s senses at once as well as managing a seamless transition between reality and illusion, or incapacitate their targets by overloading their senses. This scroll has also been used by some to benefit their allies instead of harming their enemies.

name of scroll: A SUBTLE TOUCH: SCROLL #14
description: This illusion makes the target feel like they’re out of breath, or that they can’t breathe. Fledgling illusionists usually can only make the target feel a shortness of breath, which usually results in the target gasping for breath, but master summoners have been known to suffocate people by convincing them that they are entirely unable to breathe.

name of scroll: A SUBTLE TOUCH: SCROLL #15
description: This illusion confuses and distorts the target’s memories. Fledgling illusionists may only be able to make the target misremember or forget small details, however masters can twist and distort a target’s memory so much that their identity is fundamentally changed. It should be noted, however, that this scroll works best if the target is unaware or has their mental defenses lowered; casting this scroll on someone who is aware of the spell, fully cognisant, and/or more powerful than the illusionist drastically decreases the effect.

name of scroll: I BELIEVE I CAN FLY
affinity: illusion
description: This illusion convinces the target that they have the ability to fly. Humorous as a prank, this scroll can also be turned deadly if a skilled illusionist adds a compulsion to test that ‘ability’ out, especially if there are near a high place. This scroll spell works if the target is of lower rank than the caster, or if the target is logically impaired at the time of the casting - such as being drunk.
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name of technique: Hand of Gaia
affinity: earth
description: A hand composed of stone rises up from the earth, grabbing (or punching, should the situation call for it) at opponents. While fledgelings will only be able to create a single, human-sized hand, the size and quantity increases with experience and rank. Novices and above can control the hands' motions with delicate precision.

name of technique: SKILL: Metallokinesis
affinity: earth
description: Although witches who control the element of earth usually specialize in generating and moving stones, some have the capability of manipulating metals as well. This skill gives the witch the option of applying metal instead of rock to their other elemental abilities.

name of technique: Quicksand
affinity: earth
description: Targeting a patch of ground, the witch can cause it to lose its rigidity, causing it to swallow up anything which tries to stand atop it. Inexperienced witches will not be able to make this trap very deep, but masters can use it to bury alive anyone who doesn't watch their step. Some especially clever (and brave) witches have even been known to use it on themselves to hide in plain sight.

name of technique: Earth Anchor
affinity: earth
description: The witch gains the ability to walk on any stone surface, no mater which way it's facing. Inexperienced witches may have trouble sticking to very smooth or upside-down surfaces, however.

name of technique: Stepping Stones
affinity: earth
description: Flat stones become suspended in mid-air with enough stability to walk across. Fledgelings are strongly advised to practice this technique at low heights, since some of the stones may not be as secure or sturdy as they believe.

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affinity: summoning

name of scroll: MATERIAL SUMMONING: BLADED WEAPONS
description: This scroll allows the caster to summon any bladed weapon they can visualise - the more the summoner is familiar with the weapon (not simply appearance, but also of balance, heft, weight, etc), the more effective the summoning will be. Smaller weapons like daggers or knives take less mana to summon, while larger weapons such as a scythe takes more mana - though to experienced summoners such a difference is negligible. Fledgling summoners tend to find their weapons are of low quality, and may disintegrate or vanish in their grasp.

name of scroll: MATERIAL SUMMONING: BOWS
description: This scroll allows the caster to summon any bow they can visualise - the more the summoner is familiar with the weapon (not simply appearance, but also of balance, weight, draw, etc), the more effective the summoning will be. A quiver and arrows are also summoned, with the same requirements for familiarity required; a summoner can summon endless arrows so long as their concentration remains unbroken and they have enough mana. Fledgling summoners tend to find their weapons are of low quality, and may disintegrate or vanish in their grasp.

name of scroll: MATERIAL SUMMONING: SHIELDS
description: This scroll allows the caster to summon any shield they can visualise - the more the summoner is familiar with the armor (not simply appearance, but also of balance, weight, material, etc), the more effective the summoning will be. Though primarily used for defense, some summoners have summoned shields that are able to be used offensively also. Fledgling summoners tend to find their shields are of low quality, and may break or vanish in their grasp. Masters of this scroll can maintain and reinforce their shields with mana so that they can repair themselves after being damaged.

name of scroll: MATERIAL SUMMONING: ARMOR
description: This scroll allows the caster to summon any armor they can visualise - the more the summoner is familiar with the armor (not simply appearance, but also of balance, weight, material, etc), the more effective the summoning will be. This scroll is harder than it may seem due to the fact that summoners need to know how the armor works before they are able to summon it. Many summoners circumvent this requirement by summoning single pieces of armor - such as a chestplate, or a chainmail shirt. Fledgling summoners tend to find their armor is of low quality, and may break or vanish upon being hit. Masters of this scroll can maintain and reinforce their armor with mana so that they can repair themselves after being damaged.

name of scroll: MATERIAL SUMMONING: EMPEROR’S NEW CLOTHES
description: A witch’s clothing is often damaged in battle - or simply may want a change in clothes. This scroll allows the caster to summon any clothing they can visualise - the more the summoner is familiar with the clothing (not simply appearance, but also of stitching, material, style, etc), the more effective the summoning will be. This scroll can be harder than it may seem due to the fact that summoners need to have a very clear picture in mind before they are able to summon it. Fledgling summoners tend to find their clothing is of low quality, perhaps even appearing unwearable if not visualised properly, and may frey or vanish while they are wearing it. Masters of this scroll can maintain and reinforce their clothing with mana so that it can repair itself when damaged.

name of scroll: MATERIAL SUMMONING: THE MERCIFUL SWORD
description: This scroll allows the caster to summon a blade known as ‘The Merciful Sword’ - named as such for its ability to turn a killing blow into one that merely temporarily paralyses the opponent. The Merciful Sword is unable to directly kill, but any blows that are not immediately lethal still function as normal most of the time - meaning that an opponent can still die from overall wounds or blood loss from cuts inflicted by the blade. A master of this sword, however, can channel mana through the sword such that its ‘mercy’ is increased - ‘wounds’ may simply paralyse the area afflicted. ‘Merciful’ blows leave behind no wound, but are marked by a silver-white mark where the sword struck.

name of scroll: SUMMONING SPIRITS: FIRE SPRITE
description: This scroll allows the caster to summon an elemental sprite into the physical plane. Sprites are the weakest spirits of their element, mere infants compared to their powerful counterparts, however that means they are much more happy to be summoned for ‘trivial’ tasks - they generally take the form of small humanoid figures formed of their element, and are capable of flight. They are intelligent and sentient, but though they understand human speech, they cannot speak themselves. Once summoned, they are able to maintain themselves with no additional drain on the mana of the summoner unless they exhaust the mana they themselves possess by using techniques. A summoner is able to feed a spirit more mana if they wish to stay longer. Sprites generally have very little mana and can only manage a few weak techniques before needing to leave the physical plane. A fire sprite is generally fierce and passionate, more prone to impulse and aggression than their other elemental counterparts. They can sometimes forget their summoner’s orders or task if riled up, but they are the best sprites for tasks that may require combat. Fire sprites hate being summoned in rain or water.

name of scroll: SUMMONING SPIRITS: WATER SPRITE
description: This scroll allows the caster to summon an elemental sprite into the physical plane. Sprites are the weakest spirits of their element, mere infants compared to their powerful counterparts, however that means they are much more happy to be summoned for ‘trivial’ tasks - they generally take the form of small humanoid figures formed of their element, and are capable of flight. They are intelligent and sentient, but though they understand human speech, they cannot speak themselves. Once summoned, they are able to maintain themselves with no additional drain on the mana of the summoner unless they exhaust the mana they themselves possess by using techniques. A summoner is able to feed a spirit more mana if they wish to stay longer. Sprites generally have very little mana and can only manage a few weak techniques before needing to leave the physical plane. Water sprites are perhaps the calmest of all elemental sprites, usually following a summoner’s request quietly and efficiently. Many prefer to be summoned for healing purposes, though some can be more aggressive - as a whole though, they’ve also demonstrated a marked like for entertaining children and providing companionship. Water sprites tend to dislike being summoned in drier environments.

name of scroll: SUMMONING SPIRITS: EARTH SPRITE
description: This scroll allows the caster to summon an elemental sprite into the physical plane. Sprites are the weakest spirits of their element, mere infants compared to their powerful counterparts, however that means they are much more happy to be summoned for ‘trivial’ tasks - they generally take the form of small humanoid figures formed of their element, and are capable of flight. They are intelligent and sentient, but though they understand human speech, they cannot speak themselves. Once summoned, they are able to maintain themselves with no additional drain on the mana of the summoner unless they exhaust the mana they themselves possess by using techniques. A summoner is able to feed a spirit more mana if they wish to stay longer. Sprites generally have very little mana and can only manage a few weak techniques before needing to leave the physical plane. Earth sprites are the most durable of sprites, able to take more physical damage than their counterparts. They are also the only elemental sprite that seem to prefer the ground to the air. They tend to be reliable and stubborn, and are excellent sentinels or guards, but they have been recorded to turn on their summoners if they are mistreated. Earth sprites tend to dislike being summoned away from nature.

name of scroll: SUMMONING SPIRITS: AIR SPRITE
description: This scroll allows the caster to summon an elemental sprite into the physical plane. Sprites are the weakest spirits of their element, mere infants compared to their powerful counterparts, however that means they are much more happy to be summoned for ‘trivial’ tasks - they generally take the form of small humanoid figures formed of their element, and are capable of flight. They are intelligent and sentient, but though they understand human speech, they cannot speak themselves. Once summoned, they are able to maintain themselves with no additional drain on the mana of the summoner unless they exhaust the mana they themselves possess by using techniques. A summoner is able to feed a spirit more mana if they wish to stay longer. Sprites generally have very little mana and can only manage a few weak techniques before needing to leave the physical plane. Air sprites are often flighty and curious, and love being summoned to explore different places. They are unique among their elemental counterparts as being the only sprites able to carry sounds - thus, they make for excellent scouts and messengers. Air sprites, strangely enough, dislike being summoned in strong winds and storms.

name of scroll: SUMMONING SPIRITS: ICE SPRITE
description: This scroll allows the caster to summon an elemental sprite into the physical plane. Sprites are the weakest spirits of their element, mere infants compared to their powerful counterparts, however that means they are much more happy to be summoned for ‘trivial’ tasks - they generally take the form of small humanoid figures formed of their element, and are capable of flight. They are intelligent and sentient, but though they understand human speech, they cannot speak themselves. Once summoned, they are able to maintain themselves with no additional drain on the mana of the summoner unless they exhaust the mana they themselves possess by using techniques. A summoner is able to feed a spirit more mana if they wish to stay longer. Sprites generally have very little mana and can only manage a few weak techniques before needing to leave the physical plane. Ice sprites are the prettiest of all the sprites; they share in their water cousins’ calm natures, but also appear to be quite creative and are the most eager to interact with other sentients. Ice sprites are excellent companions, and are also generally quite skilled in tasks requiring creation (which include barriers and shields, if they are to be in combat). Ice sprites dislike being summoned in hot temperatures.

name of scroll: SUMMONING SPIRITS: SHADOW SPRITE
description: This scroll allows the caster to summon an elemental sprite into the physical plane. Sprites are the weakest spirits of their element, mere infants compared to their powerful counterparts, however that means they are much more happy to be summoned for ‘trivial’ tasks - they generally take the form of small humanoid figures formed of their element, and are capable of flight. They are intelligent and sentient, but though they understand human speech, they cannot speak themselves. Once summoned, they are able to maintain themselves with no additional drain on the mana of the summoner unless they exhaust the mana they themselves possess by using techniques. A summoner is able to feed a spirit more mana if they wish to stay longer. Sprites generally have very little mana and can only manage a few weak techniques before needing to leave the physical plane. Shadow sprites tend to be the most reticent and shy of their elemental counterparts - they like to stick to the safety of their element and out of sight; but shadow sprites are also the best at collaborating with other sentients. They tend to be excellent spies or supports for tasks requiring stealth, and generally prefer to stick close to their summoner and aid them. Shadow sprites dislike being summoned in strong light.

name of scroll: SUMMONING SPIRITS: LIGHT SPRITE
description: This scroll allows the caster to summon an elemental sprite into the physical plane. Sprites are the weakest spirits of their element, mere infants compared to their powerful counterparts, however that means they are much more happy to be summoned for ‘trivial’ tasks - they generally take the form of small humanoid figures formed of their element, and are capable of flight. They are intelligent and sentient, but though they understand human speech, they cannot speak themselves. Once summoned, they are able to maintain themselves with no additional drain on the mana of the summoner unless they exhaust the mana they themselves possess by using techniques. A summoner is able to feed a spirit more mana if they wish to stay longer. Sprites generally have very little mana and can only manage a few weak techniques before needing to leave the physical plane. Light sprites are perhaps the most attention-grabbing - and the most social - of sprites; they are playful and humorous and enjoy playing with other sentients, their summoner in particular. Being flashy and swift and bright, light sprites love playing distraction or helping to explore by lighting the way. Surprisingly enough, light sprites are quite content being summoned in darkness, but they do prefer sunlight, and rather dislike enclosed areas.

name of technique: Technique: Rock Trigger
history: The Mines of Menora Vol 3
affinity: earth
description: The user pools a large amount of mana into the ground creating a seal of explosive earth magic. The seal then requires another burst of mana pushed into it that causes a quick and sudden explosion spraying the area with sharp rocks within the seal's zone of influence. Can be triggered by anyone's mana once it is set but the seal is highly volatile and can explode without warning. 
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name of technique: Technique: Earth Revolution 
affinity: earth
description: An area changing magic that forces earth and rock upwards quickly destroying anything around the using witch. Earth shoots upwards quickly before being dropped as the mana dissipates and everything falls back to the ground. Requires a tremendous amount of mana per area of effect with even novice witches only capable of effecting a small area around them. Cannot be used at long range as it draws it's power from the center of the 'storm' aka the witch. 
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name of technique: Technique: Crystal Shard 
affinity: earth 
description: The witch gathers crystalline minerals from the ground and brings them to the surface. By pouring mana into these small crystal structures the witch promotes the healing of those bathed in the crystal's light. While it cannot heal physical injuries it promotes mana and stamina regeneration by attracting mana from the earth around them and giving it off in waves. 
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name of technique: Skill: Flames of Purification 
history: Compendium of THE WORLD v2 
affinity: fire 
description: The flames of purification are flames that burn away curses and other forms of 'dark' magic. It is most effective against curses and the darkness element using their holy power to break curses by burning away the mana sustaining them. These flames otherwise act like normal flames. These flames are silver in color.[break]
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name of technique: Skill: Holy Water [break]
history: Compendium of THE WORLD v2 [break]
affinity: water [break]
description: This skill incorporates anti-curse magic into spells. All water spells infused with this skill have a soft glow to them and give a bonus to resisting the effects of curses and purification spells. [break]
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affinity: purification

name of scroll: INTEGRATION
description: Instead of reverting or resetting the environmental mana into its original stability, this scroll allows the witch to integrate mana from spells into the natural surroundings, infusing them with the additional mana such that subsequent spells will be stronger. Inexperienced purifiers will often find that they can only effect a small radius, and only on weaker spells, but in the hands of masters, this scroll can change the course of a battle.

name of scroll: NEGATION
description: This scroll allows the witch to temporarily negate the magical property of an artifact or item, though the duration and effectiveness of the negation depends on the strength of the caster and the strength of the magical property. When used by powerful witches on weaker artifacts, this spell has been known to permanently destroy the item in question.

name of scroll: ! TRANSFERENCE
description: This scroll allows the witch to transfer an enchantment or magical property from one item to another, or from one person to another. The duration of the transference depends on several factors, most primary among them being the strength of the enchantment and the experience of the caster - the stronger the enchantment, the more difficult it is to both transfer the spell, and to maintain the transference. Cast by exceptionally powerful witches upon weaker enchantments, permanent transference is possible.

name of scroll: PURIFYING BLAST
description: The witch sends out a blast of energy that not only pushes objects back, but also disrupts or dispels other spells within a radius. More inexperienced witches will find that their purifying blasts are ineffective against stronger spells, and that the force behind their wave of energy is weaker. The further from the epicentre of the blast a spell is, the less it is effected. Range improves with practice.

name of scroll: PURIFYING BLAST 2
description: A more dangerous version of the previous scroll, this version of the purifying blast finds itself far more concussive in the force with which it pushes objects back - which has been described as ‘rather violently explosive’, in mild terms. Controlling the extent and the direction of the explosive blast is what more inexperienced casters struggle with. The drawback to this spell, however, is that the blast is limited to a far more immediate vicinity than the less explosive version, and that the purification effect upon spells is noticeably weaker.

name of scroll: PURIFICATION OF AGGRESSION
description: This scroll allows the caster to ‘purify’ another’s anger - in other words, to momentarily purge another’s aggression, and works best on a single target, though masters have been known to use this very effectively against rioting crowds. The effectiveness and duration of this spell is dependent on the caster’s skill, the number of people targeted, and the strength of the aggression they feel. This scroll can also be used on oneself.

name of scroll: PURIFICATION OF INTENT
description: This scroll allows the caster to ‘purify’ another’s intent - in other words, to momentarily purge doubt and hesitation from another’s mind. It works best on a single target, though effecting a large crowd of people is well within the capacity of a master - there is historical record of a witch who had used this scroll to terrifying effectiveness upon a group of people aiming to overthrow a government through guerrilla warfare. The effectiveness and duration of this spell is dependent on the caster’s skill, the number of people targeted, and the strength of the doubt, fear, or hesitation they feel. This scroll can also be used on oneself.

name of scroll: ! UPON PURIFIED GROUNDS
description: This scroll allows the witch to create a radius around the caster - marked by a softly luminous glow on the affected ground - where the caster is in control of the mana within the circle. The caster can choose to strengthen spells, or disallow casting completely, or for the experienced master, even selectively apply rules upon the same ground. Maintaining the circle requires mental focus, as does enforcing any rules that require specificity or emphatic attention, but one who has mastered this scroll can change the course of a battle. There is nothing preventing those caught inside the circle from leaving, however, and the spell can be disrupted when the caster is adequately distracted, or is forced to leave the circle themselves. The radius of the spell is dependent on the strength of the caster, and can also be manipulated and changed by an experienced purifier.

name of scroll: PURGE, SCROLL 2
description: This scroll aims at purifying the effects of any spell aimed to injure - its use causes wounds (physical or otherwise) inflicted by spell damage to reverse, though the effectiveness of this depends on how soon after the injuring spell hit that this spell was attempted. The sooner this spell is cast, the more effective; the more serious the wounds, the more mana needed. Knowledge of the spells being purified is not required, but is highly recommended for maximum effectiveness.

name of scroll: !! EXORCISM
description: A spell intensely difficult to cast, this scroll purges another of all magic affecting them - including but not limited to spells, enchantments, potions, the influence of trinkets and/or any environmental effect - essentially reverting them to their most unaltered state. The more magical effects there are to remove, the more intensive this spell is to cast.

name of scroll: REDIRECT, SCROLL 2
description: The caster redirects the flow of mana from two different spells such that they collide into each other, usually to explosive effects. Higher leveled spells, and spells cast by strong witches, are more difficult to manipulate.

name of scroll: REDIRECT, SCROLL 3
description: The caster redirects the flow of mana from two different spells such that they entwine together, strengthening them, or tying them together for more effective collaborative spells. Higher leveled spells, and spells cast by strong witches, are more difficult to manipulate, but the effectiveness of this scroll can be helped if the casters of the two spells cast them with the intent of being tied together. For masters of this scroll, more than two spells can be manipulated, though the effectiveness decreases the more spells there are.

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affinity: plantshaping

name of scroll: FUNGAL DECAY: MANA DECOMPOSITION
description: The plantshaper causes fungi to sprout in their vicinity, that rapidly begins to decay the mana near them such that spells are ‘decomposed’. Fledglings will find that they can only ‘decompose’ weak, small spells, but masters of this scroll can force giant fungi to sprout that can render debilitating attacks all but null. Note that it does take time for the fungi to fully decompose a spell, however.

name of scroll: FUNGAL DECAY: MANA DECOMPOSITION (SUPPLEMENT)
description: (must possess fungal decay: mana decomposition first)
A supplement to the above spell, this allows the plantshaper to force their fungi to undergo minor explosion, sending spores of the fungi into the air and vicinity.

name of scroll: FUNGAL DECAY: FLESH AND BONES
description: The plantshaper causes fungi to sprout that will latch onto and begin to decay the flesh of anyone who comes into bare-skin contact with it, the caster excepted. Growth is slow when this spell is cast by weaker witches, and victims can delay the onset of the fungi by expelling pure mana from their skin, however this spell is terrifyingly lethal when in the hands of a master.

name of scroll: PHOTOSYNTHESIS
description: This scroll allows the caster to obtain energy from sunlight like how plants photosynthesise. It is most effective during strong, direct sunlight, though light-producing spells and techniques also may be used, albeit to less of an effect.

name of scroll: GLOWSHROOMS
description: Bioluminescent mushrooms and fungi sprout in the vicinity of the caster. The amount of fungi and intensity of the light produced can be manipulated by the plantshaper. An experienced plantshaper can even coax shrooms into sprouting from places other than the ground - such as from hair, skin, metals, etc - without detriment, sustaining the growths with mana.

name of scroll: FAIRY RINGS: SCROLL 1
description: The plantshaper causes a fairy ring to sprout, whereupon anyone inside the ring will begin to have their mana drained. The stronger the plantshaper, the quicker the mana drain, the larger the fairy ring can be, and the harder the mushrooms composing the ring will be to destroy. The spell will be ‘broken’ when more an a quarter of the mushrooms are destroyed.

name of scroll: FAIRY RINGS: SCROLL 2
description: The plantshaper causes a fairy ring to sprout, whereupon anyone inside the ring will begin to be drained of their energy. The stronger the plantshaper, the quicker the energy drain, the larger the fairy ring can be, and the harder the mushrooms composing the ring will be to destroy. The spell will be ‘broken’ when more an a quarter of the mushrooms are destroyed.

name of scroll: FAIRY RINGS: SCROLL 3
description: The plantshaper causes a fairy ring to sprout, whereupon anyone inside the ring will begin to feel a strong urge to stop where they are and sleep. The stronger the plantshaper, the stronger the urge will be, the larger the fairy ring can be, and the harder the mushrooms composing the ring will be to destroy. The spell will be ‘broken’ when more an a quarter of the mushrooms are destroyed.

name of scroll: FAIRY RINGS: SCROLL 4
description: The plantshaper causes a fairy ring to sprout, whereupon anyone inside the ring will begin to be ‘cursed’ with ‘bad luck’. The longer one stays within the ring, the stronger the ‘curse’ will get. The stronger the plantshaper, the quicker the ‘curse’ will strengthen, the larger the fairy ring can be, and the harder the mushrooms composing the ring will be to destroy. The spell will be ‘broken’ when more an a quarter of the mushrooms are destroyed, and the ‘curse’ lifted.

name of scroll: FAIRY RINGS: THE SUMMONER’S CIRCLE
description: This scroll was created to support summoners, whether that be the caster themselves, or allies. While inside this fairy ring, a summoner will find it much less taxing to summon things, particularly with spiritual summoning. However, recently plantshapers have worked out how to create a fairy ring with the opposite effect - that is, making summoning more difficult for the summoner; the two different effects, ironically enough, are very similar in casting and the rings look almost identical. Like all fairy rings, the spell is ‘broken’ upon more than a quarter of the mushrooms being destroyed.

name of scroll: ! FAIRY RINGS: THE FAERY BRIDGE
description: It is said that a fairy ring is a bridge into another world, that it is an invitation for a fae to step forth into this world. Such myths may have originated from one who saw the casting of this scroll; that is, a plantshaper who casts this spell invites forth a mysterious ‘fae-like’ spirit to appear within their fairy ring. The spirit may move outside the ring, but vanishes if adequately damaged, or if the ring is broken; it is autonomous of the plantshaper, and may decide to simply cause chaos for all witches (through simple plantshaping spells), through the higher ranked a caster is, the more likely the spirit is to listen to them.

name of scroll: ! FAIRY RINGS: INVOCATION OF THE FAE
description: This scroll allows the plantshaper to sprout a fairy ring in which the caster may ‘fiddle with the rules of reality’, usually in terms of manipulating gravity, light, sound, or perception. Right may become left, day might seem to be night, and gravity might feel so heavy that no one can take a step - the limitation, however, is that once set, the rules of the space within the ring cannot change, and that the caster is also subject to them. Inexperienced plantshapers often find it difficult to focus on the reality shift they desire, resulting in some odd, light, or sometimes very dangerous effect. The stronger the witch, the larger the fairy ring can be. The spell will be ‘broken’ when more an a quarter of the mushrooms are destroyed.

name of scroll: WAKE THE FOREST
description: This scroll causes nearby trees to gain a semblance of sentience and come to life in defence of the plantshaper. The stronger the plantshaper, the more ‘intelligent’ the tree(s) seems to be, and the more trees they can manipulate.

name of scroll: DANDELION CLOUD
description: The plantshaper causes a mass of dandelions puff-balls to bloom around them, then rapidly take into the air such that it becomes a blinding cloud of fuzz.

name of scroll: WHISPER OF THE LEAVES
description: This scroll allows the plantshaper to temporarily be able to ‘speak’ to plants, and be able to receive ‘replies’ as if the plants had gained temporary sentience - though, to quote the original inventor of this spell, ‘plants are terrible at straight answers. Would only recommend if you like being confused.’