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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Daztur" data-source="post: 5956896" data-attributes="member: 55680">Those spider guys were also the inspiration for the Tower of the Bastard Prince (post 321). I just lost this message so I'll try to retype it as quickly as possible. Every setting needs its own custom spells so here are a few:Bogarus' Safe EscapeThis spell allows the caster to escape otherwise fatal circumstances. It teleports the caster 1d100 x 10 feet in a random direction. If this results in the caster being placed within a solid object then they instead appear in the nearest open space. However, if the caster appears above ground level then they will fall as normal.Bogarus Bolger has had his brooch enchanted so that when its pin claims a drop of his blood this spell is triggered. Presumably after doing so this brooch must have its enchantment replaced in some way, for Bogarus is no wizard. Despite this spells massive unpredictability, it has allowed Bogarus to escape for several sticky situations.Severard's Ferrous ImperativeWhen this spell is cast a magnetic ray emanates from the caster's hand and all iron objects caught within this ray are launched towards the caster with great force. This is enough to fling small objects about and to haul all but the strongest armored men off of their feet. It is, however, dangerous to cast as it can result in various objects (such as swords) being flung with deadly force at the caster. Severard's apprentices strenuously deny that this spell was mostly used to by Severard to fetch is dinner fork.The Piquant PremonitionAnother spell developed by Severard, the Piqaunt Premonition is cast over a meal as the caster cooks it. Thereafter, the caster is able to sense the mental reaction of those who eat that food as long as they are within 100 feet of the caster.Severard's apprentices were most dismayed when their master cast this enchantment over a dish of eel chowder and found sundry excuses to miss dinner.The Whispered CaressA divine spell cast by members of the Whispering Sisters, this spell results in the caster growing a set of black feelers. For the duration of the spell, the caster can then make an attack roll that ignores the target's armor (in ACKS terms a straight attack throw, would be a touch attack in 3.5ed) with these feelers that results in the the defender having to make a save or be overcome with unreasoning terror. These feelers are incorporeal and do not have any other effect except for looking quite creepy.</blockquote>

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