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6th Level Magic-user Spells

Anti-Magic Shell
Duration: 12 turns
Range: The caster
An anti-magic barrier is created around the caster.
▶ Blocks magic: No spells or spell effects can pass through this barrier, whether from inside or outside.
▶ Dismissing: The caster may end this spell at any time before the duration has expired.
Control Weather
Duration: Concentration
Range: 240 yards around the caster
By concentrating (no movement allowed), the caster causes one of the following conditions to manifest around themselves. This spell only functions outdoors.
▶ Calm: Clears bad weather (though side-effects—e.g. mud after rain—remain.)
▶ Extreme heat: Dries up snow or mud (including transmute rock to mud). Creatures in the area move at half normal rate.
▶ Fog: Visibility drops to 20’. Creatures in the fog move at half their normal rate. At the referee’s option, they may also have a chance of getting lost.
▶ High winds: Movement rates are halved. Missile fire and flight are impossible. High winds may be used to increase the sailing speed of ships by 50%, if they travel with the wind. In sandy areas, may cause a sandstorm, reducing visibility to 20’.
▶ Rain: –2 penalty to missile attacks. Mud forms in 3 turns, halving movement rates.
▶ Snow: Visibility drops to 20’. Movement rates are halved. Bodies of water may freeze. After the snow thaws, mud remains and still impedes movement.
▶ Tornado: The caster can direct the tornado, which moves at 120’ per round. The tornado can be directed to attack (see stats below). Ships caught in a tornado have a 75% chance of suffering 12 points of hull damage.
Tornado A whirling column of air, 24’ high and 6’ across, that wreaks havoc for flying creatures and ships. - AC 0 [19], HD 12* (54hp), Att 1 × blow (2d8), THAC0 10 [+9], MV 360’ (120’) flying, SV D6 W7 P8 B8 S10 (12), ML 10, AL Neutral, XP 1,900
▶ Whirlwind: Creatures with less than 2HD swept aside (save versus death).
▶ Mundane damage immunity: Can only be harmed by magical attacks.
▶ Harm flying creatures: Inflict extra 1d8 damage.
Death Spell
Duration: Instant
Range: 240’
Up to 4d8 Hit Dice of creatures within a 60’ cube area must save versus death or die, instantly.
Restrictions: Undead and creatures with greater than 7 Hit Dice are unaffected.
Disintegrate
Duration: Instant
Range: 60’
The material form of a single, non-magical creature or object is instantly and permanently destroyed.
▶ If a creature is targeted: It may save versus death to resist disintegration.
▶ Examples of objects: The following might be targeted: a tree, a ship, a 10’ section of wall.
Geas
Duration: Permanent /
Instant (remove geas)
Range: 30’
The caster commands a subject to perform or avoid performing a specific action.
▶ Examples: Bringing a specific item to the caster, eating or drinking without restraint, keeping a certain fact secret.
▶ Impossible or deadly tasks: The prescribed geas must not be impossible or directly deadly—if such a geas is cast, it affects the caster, instead.
▶ Saving throw: The subject may save versus spells, to avoid coming under the spell’s effect.
▶ If the save fails: The subject must follow the stipulated course of action or suffer gradually increasing (and eventually fatal) penalties determined by the referee (e.g. penalties to attack, ability score reductions, inability to memorize spells, physical torment and feebleness, etc.).
Reversed: Remove Geas
Can dispel an active geas spell and any incurred penalties. If the caster of the geas to be nullified is higher level than the character casting remove geas, there is a chance of the spell having no effect. The probability of spell failure is 5% per level the caster is below the caster of geas.
Invisible Stalker
Duration: One mission
Range: Summoned to caster’s presence
An invisible stalker (see below) is summoned to the caster’s presence and magically bound to perform a mission of the caster’s choosing.
▶ Wording: The caster must be careful with the wording of the mission. Invisible stalkers are treacherous and, unless the assigned mission can be easily and quickly accomplished, will follow the letter of the command while twisting the intent.
▶ Duration: The creature is bound to attempt the mission until it succeeds or is destroyed.
▶ Banishing: The spell dispel evil will banish an invisible stalker, ending the spell.
Invisible Stalker Highly intelligent, magical creatures summoned from another plane of existence to perform tasks for powerful magic-users. - AC 3 [16], HD 8* (36hp), Att 1 × blow (4d4), THAC0 12 [+7], MV 120’ (40’), SV D8 W9 P10 B10 S12 (F8), ML 12, AL Neutral, XP 1,200
▶ Tracking: Without fault.
▶ Surprise: On a 1–5, unless target can detect invisibility.
▶ If killed: Returns to plane of origin.
Lower Water
Duration: 10 turns
Range: 240’
This spell reduces the depth of a body of water by half for the duration. An area of up to 10,000 square feet may be affected.

Move Earth
Duration: 6 turns
Range: 240’
Earth (but not stone) within range is rearranged as the caster wishes.
▶ Movement rate: The caster can move earth in the area at up to 60’ per turn.
▶ Excavations: The range of the spell also extends downwards, allowing excavations to be made.
Part Water
Duration: 6 turns
Range: 120’
The caster creates a path 10’ wide and a maximum of 120’ long through water, such as a pond, lake, or other body. The caster can dismiss the spell’s effect before the duration ends.
Projected Image
Duration: 6 turns
Range: 240’
An illusory duplicate of the caster appears within range.
▶ Duplicate: The image is an exact duplicate of the caster that can only be differentiated by touch.
▶ Subsequent spells cast: Appear to originate from the image. (Targets must still be visible to the caster, however.)
▶ Spells and missiles: The image appears unaffected by spells or missile weapons.
▶ Melee or touch: If the image is touched or hit in melee, it disappears.
Reincarnation
Duration: Permanent
Range: Appears in the caster’s presence
A dead character is returned to life in a new physical form that manifests in the presence of the caster. The character’s new body is not necessarily the same as the original; it is determined by rolling on the Reincarnated Class table opposite. The roll indicates either a character class or a monster:
▶ Character class: The character is of experience level 1d6 (or at most the same level as the character achieved before death). The reincarnated character can continue to gain experience and advance as normal, in the new class.
▶ Monster: The type should be determined by the referee. The monster should be at least partially intelligent, have no greater Hit Dice than the level of the character being reincarnated (at most 6 HD), and be of the same alignment. The tables opposite may be used, or the referee may create their own tables. Monsters cannot gain experience or advance in level.

Reincarnation: Class
d10	Reincarnation
1	Cleric
2	Dwarf
3	Elf
4	Fighter
5	Halfling
6	Magic-user
7	Thief
8	Monster (roll on alignment table)
9–10	Same class and race
Reincarnation: Lawful Monsters
d6	Reincarnation	HD
1	Brownie or gnome	1
2	Neanderthal	2
3	Pegasus	2
4	Blink dog	4
5	Unicorn	4
6	Roc, small	6
Reincarnation: Neutral Monsters
d6	Reincarnation	HD
1	Pixie or sprite	1
2	Lizard man	2
3	Rock baboon	2
4	Ape, white	4
5	Centaur	4
6	Werebear	6
Reincarnation: Chaotic Monsters
d10	Reincarnation	HD
1	Goblin	1
2	Hobgoblin	1
3	Kobold	1
4	Orc	1
5	Gnoll	2
6	Bugbear	3
7	Wererat	3
8	Ogre	4
9	Werewolf	4
10	Minotaur	6

Alternative Reincarnation Tables

The classes listed in the tables are drawn from this book and the monsters from the Advanced Fantasy Referee’s Tome. If other classes or monsters are in use, the referee may wish to create alternative reincarnation tables.

Stone to Flesh
Duration: Permanent
Range: 120’
This spell transforms stone into living flesh. It is especially useful for restoring life to a petrified creature and its equipment to its normal state.
Reversed: Flesh to Stone
Turns one creature into a statue, including all gear and any items currently held.
A saving throw versus paralysis is permitted to resist the transformation.