Duration: Immediate

When cast upon a healthy target (which has failed its warding), this will result in bleeding of at least 5/rounds from the neck, and will do an equivalent amount of damage with the cast. Each successive casting will increase the bleeding by "opening the floodgates."

Due to the nature of some creatures, such as undead and golems, they may be immune to this spell as they do not bleed.

Duration: Immediate

Causes the target to suffer bone and tissue damage as if it had fallen a long distance. The greater the target fails it spirit warding failure, the greater the damage. There is additional internal damage done (hidden), which will be relative to the severity of the injury. Other factors can affect the damage done.

Duration: 15 sec

The target will forget whatever spell it is presently preparing or has prepared (prior to casting) and will not be able to cast again for the duration of the spell. If the target does not have a spell warmed (or warming) when the FORGET spell is cast, then the target will be incapable of casting for the duration of this spell.

This spell is extremely hard to resist.

Duration: Immediate

This will momentarily cause an object to 'fade' from existence, allowing the sorcerer to pass through it briefly. This allows the caster to pass through most forms of doors, reach into closed containers and possibly remove the contents, and in some cases will allow passage through magical portals.

Due to the extremely short duration of this spell, only the caster will be able to manipulate the phased objects. There may be some future uses for Phase that have not yet been discovered.

Duration: Immediate

When the target fails its warding this spell causes the target's flesh
to literally melt away, causing some very serious wounds on higher rolls.
The spell also works on beings who have no flesh to disintegrate, melting
away their ethereal form. Other factors may yield greater results in damage.

Duration: 1 sec per warding failure

Causes the target's brain to be jolted by a minor electrical shock whose phase is in opposition to the synaptic network communication, causing the target to be stunned.

Duration: 30 sec/lvl, max. 10 min

One of the caster's eyes grows tiny batlike wings and is able to fly away from the caster. The caster has complete control over the eye and will be able to see through it. The eye is controlled similarly to the Familiar spell via the TELL command.

If the eye is not in the same room with the caster when the spell's duration expires, the caster will lose the eye and take 3 to 30 points of damage.

The flying eye is, in reality, an illusion and therefore cannot be attacked, webbed, affected by cloud spells, etc... However, its movements are restricted to what it can see. It cannot go through closed doors, or other areas where vision is limited.

Duration: Immediate

A most painful spell. Depending on the warding failure, this can cause one of the target's limbs to break and/or explode, and make the target fall to the ground.

If the caster has enough skill at aiming spells they can even focus the spell at and hit a specific limb on their target.

Duration: Immediate

A minor quake is caused in the caster's location, and all adjacent rooms.
Everyone in the area of effect must make a moderate saving roll to remain standing. Note that the effect is actually an illusion, the disruption is not in the ground but in the minds of everyone in the area of effect. As such no structural damage will result and the caster is completely immune to the effect.

Attacking a fallen opponent lowers their AS and DS by 50. This is easy way to get a big advantage over an opponent. This spell is more likely to cause victims to fall down than the wizard base Tremors spell.

Duration: Variable

The caster summons dark energy to swirl around him or her, creating a storm which will blast through everyone and everything in the room. A most potent spell which can be very dangerous to bystanders. This spell is focusable. Successive casts may increase its potency.

If the caster has enough skill at aiming spells they can even focus the spell at and hit a specific limb on their target.

Duration: Immediate

Target takes between 20% and 35% of total health in damage on
successful warding failures. More extreme successes may induce a
roundtime in the target.

Casters trained in first aid will know how to cause pain as well as relieve it.

The caster cloaks himself in a living, shadowy patch of ether which provides additional defense.

+15 DS and +20 Hybrid TD (HTD). +1 to DS/HTD per 10 sorcerer spells known (over 12).

Duration: 1 sec per warding failure, max 90 sec

Each person and creature has its own specific worst nightmare, which the sorcerer is able to summon with this spell. For most players, it will be a certain creature which will suddenly appear only to them and begin to attack. Just as one cannot battle their nightmares, the target will be unable to battle this creature. It will seem to them as if every second they are about to die in some hideous manner. The unfortunate player or creature affected by this spell will often be stunned, fall to the ground, scream in fright, beg for mercy, and sometimes take damage.

The spell may not begin until a few seconds after it has been cast in order for the illusion to develop.

Not yet implemented

Duration: Variable

There are six known curses at the disposal of all Sorcerers. Some
curses affect the target's combat abilities including AS, DS, and
warding ability. Other curses torment the target with annoying and
sometimes damaging effects. Items may also be targeted, which will
store a dormant version of the curse cast upon it, awaiting the touch of
a hapless creature or adventurer.

All curses have inherent spell strengths based upon the abilities of
those who cast them, which provide resistance against attempts to remove them, such as with the clerical Remove Curse spell. While this may make removal of the curse more difficult, the curse can still be removed or neutralized with enough effort or if the strength of the uncurse spell is greater than that of the curse.

This spell may be neutralized by the clerical spell Remove Curse. As well, when this spell is cast upon items, it will curse them. Sorcerers may not curse holy items.

Duration: Variable

This spell can inflict an extremely debilitating disease on the target based on how badly the spirit warding has failed. The disease will cause 1 point of damage for every 3 levels of the caster, plus 1 point for every 5 points the spirit warding was failed each round. The disease has a dissipation rate of 1 per round.

Duration: Variable

They say the eyes are the window to the soul. Certainly the target of this spell will believe this to be the case, as the Sorcerer summons the power to instill fear into the very root of the target's being. Sometimes the target will run from the room, or freeze, unable to move because of fright. Other times, if the target is a player, they may not stop running from the caster until they reach the safety of town.

This spell has an interesting side ability - when coupled with the floating eye spell, the caster will be able to target creatures and players in the room with them, or in the room with the Sorcerer's Eye Spy (although the power of the spell diminishes when cast remotely).

Duration: Variable

This spell will last for as long as the caster is able to concentrate on it. Each round that it is maintained, the target must make a Spirit warding. If the target fails the spirit warding, it takes damage in relation to how much it failed by. However, if it successfully makes its spirit warding, the caster must then make an spirit warding roll, or suffer up to 25% of his/her total health points in damage, but may still be able to maintain the spell. In extreme cases, the spell may turn completely on the caster with deadly results.

Examples of things which might break the caster's concentration could be: movement, being attacked, being stunned by the recoil of this spell, etc. Sometimes when the caster loses control of the force active in this spell, it will remain sensing that either the caster or the target is near death and hoping one last attack on one or both will finish them off, much to its delight, whatever 'it' is. Often times this spell will not end until either the caster or the target is dead.

Duration: Immediate

Targets of this spell will have their magical energy, be it elemental or spiritual, ripped from them and converted into raw force which will damage them in the form of heat, cold, and/or electricity. The amount of damage taken is dependent on the target's current amount of magical power and the failure of their spirit warding. Targets with little or no magical energy will not be significantly affected by this spell.

Part of the magical energy drained from the target can be transferred directly to the Sorcerer - the amount the Sorcerer receives is dependent on the amount taken, as well as his/her Mana Share skill.

Duration: Immediate

This spell will destroy all of the air around the target(s) in a specific area, subjecting them to 'vacuum' injuries. As the air brushes back into the area (a moment later), the target(s) will not only be subjected to the force of the returning air, but it is likely that surrounding objects will fly at them, potentially striking them and doing added damage. This spell can be truly devastating.

There are two versions of this spell, focused (single target) which requires skill training in Spell Aiming and the unfocused version. While both can be useful the unfocused version can harm innocent bystanders in the caster's room and in surrounding rooms, so skill and training are useful if one wishes to live in harmony with other adventurers.

Not yet implemented

Not yet implemented

Not yet implemented
Duration: Variable

This spell will allow the caster to summon specific, unique demons to
(hopefully) do the caster's bidding. Woe to the caster who loses control of this type of demon. The immediate effects would most likely include something extremely unpleasant.