Category Archives: Magic Spells

The Light Which Only I Can See Stork and Vistis the Blue Mage crept forward through the ruins, a large group of heavily armed militia trailing them, lead by a pair of notoriously vicious chief constables. ‘I told you that … Continue reading →

Transmutable Weapon ‘Skeletons!’ the fighter exclaimed, looking at his sword. ‘This will take more work!’ Zizu the wizard winked and tossed a touched the blade of the sword delicately. Suddenly it was an impressive looking mace. ‘And this is why … Continue reading →

Magnified Pain The chief constable winced as Koram’s dagger sliced his shoulder. Valance snarled and uncurled an arm, fingers spread wide in the direction of the officer of the law. The man cried out and winced in pain. Chalk looked … Continue reading →

Scattered Order Valance nodded at Chalk and summoned spiders to attack. As the titanic arachnids rushed at the strange archmage the latter cast a spell. Suddenly he had a dagger in his hands and had dispatched one of the horrific … Continue reading →

Fiery Righteousness Something heavy pound on the door of the adventurer’s hideout in the ruins of the ancient city. ‘What now?’ Koram asked. The old door splintered and cracked. ‘Priests of Law! We are looking for the one who follows … Continue reading →

Falling Apart Chalk and Koram burst into the cellar of the ancient tower and zeroed in on Valance. Chalk tossed a bag into the priest of the Spider God’s lap. Muffled cursing came back from the sack. Valance opened the … Continue reading →

Organized and In Order The flustered clerk threw his arms up in the air. ‘I spent all day yesterday putting everything in order and now it is all mixed up again!’ he lamented. Valance shrugged his shoulders. ‘I will come … Continue reading →

Last Stand The trio of elves looked down into the gorge and witnessed an ogre marauder tearing into a small hut that was near a swift and cold stream. One of the elves looked at another and nodded. ‘You want … Continue reading →

Unshine The Scholar of Wexos and Valance both snickered as they left the merchant’s quarter. ‘I have to admit, that was good!’ the priest of the Spider God said. ‘That merchant was trying to fleece us and you made everything … Continue reading →