Spells

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Magic Spells can be cast by mages. The act of casting a spell is done by harnessing the energy of a Primal Source, notably through a direct connection with the Primal Source via its arcanum or by the energy being provided by holding a Primal Stone or crushing a magic gem. Another option is to siphon the primal energy out of the body of a magical creature. That energy can then be directed to act in certain way, often through the use of spoken incantations or runes of light fingered or drawn with staffs in midair. Primal spells are typically cast through Ancient Draconic incantations and runes, whereas dark magic spells are often cast through incantations in which the mage speaks backward.

Notably, when casting a primal spell, the rune follows the mage and moves with them.

To cast primal spells, a mage requires a certain amount of primal energy. The energy of each of the six Primal Sources is stronger or weaker depending on how readily available the Primal is in the surrounding area; for example, Earth magic does not work well out at sea, and Moon magic is at its most powerful on the night of the full moon. If they have a Primal Stone or magic gem, then they can access the full power of that Primal Source regardless of external circumstances. But if not, then their magic is at the mercy of the world around them; for example, some Sky magic spells can only be cast during a storm or at least require a strong breeze. Additionally, the runes must be drawn precisely by hand, or at least by a magic staff, and the magic itself is sometimes tied to the physical ability of the user, just like "Aspiro" requires a mage to blow air from their lungs, and "Manus. Pluma. Volantus." requires a mage to use their arms to fly.

See also: Magic

Moon Magic

Creatura Ficta

A spell that creates an illusionary creature that appears lifelike and has a mind on its own, based on a nearby physical object. It translates to "fictional creature".

Curso Perpendiculum

A spell that allows an individual to run on a wall at a 90° degree angle for a short distance. It translates to "running straight".

Fit Invisibilia

A spell cast by Phase Moon Dragons and Moon mages which causes them to fade from sight after using bright moonlight to shimmer. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Fit" and "Invisibilia", which directly translates to "becoming invisible".

Ghosting

"Ghosts" are Moonshadow Elves who are effectively banished by their community for dishonorable actions. The spell prevents the caster from being able to see or hear the person who was "ghosted", and the caster appears faceless to the "ghosted" person. However, "ghosts" can still be seen through reflections. The spell is also extended to any other beings who enter the Silvergrove with a "ghosted" Moonshadow Elf, these other beings would also not be seen or heard by the caster and would also see the caster as faceless. Being ghosted is a unanimous community decision that has to be discussed by all members of the Silvergrove and is not taken lightly. Ghosting is not a mass spell, it only effects the caster specifically, so if any member of the community does not perform the spell, then they would still be able to perceive the ghosted person normally. Ghosting can also be temporarily interrupted when an elf touches hands with those that have been "ghosted", though the requirements are currently unknown.

Historia Viventem

This spell allows a mage to create a realistic, shimmering blue illusion that replays events that happened in the past, though only past events that happened in the area where the spell is cast. The illusion shows structures as they once were, objects that were once there, as well as the people who were there and the actions they carried out. The illusion also recreates sounds and repeats spoken words. The caster can choose the point in history they wish to see; Lujanne used this this spell to show Callum the ancient Moon magic rituals of Moonshadow Elves from thousands of years ago, before the split of Xadia, and Callum used it to see Rayla's parents on the day the egg of Azymondias was stolen months earlier. It can be cast using a Moon Opal. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Historia", meaning "history", and "Viventem", meaning "living being". Therefore, the incantation could best be read as "living history".

Illusions

Illusion magic can be exhibited by experienced Moon mages. They are capable of creating illusions; from giant monsters to duplicates of themselves and others. These illusions can also be cast to create disguises for a Moon mage, such as when Lujanne disguised herself as a human. Lujanne was also able to make an illusion appear solid by applying the illusion onto a physical object.

Liga Et Annecto

A spell that is cast to activate Ethari's Wingalings, a device serving to alert him of potentially perilous situations that the user of his Wingaling's counterpart find themselves in. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Liga", "Et", and "Annecto", which directly translates to "bind and connect".

Lumen Saltans

A spell that causes moonbeam lights to shimmer, pop and dance from a mage's hand. It translates to "dancing light".

Lumen Terebramus Acuto

A spell that is cast to enchant gems with the light of the moon during the night of the Harvest Moon, and the gems are used to embed an enchantment into the core of an arrow. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Lumen", "Terebra", and "Acutus", roughly translating to "I pierce with light".

Manifestum Corpus

A spell cast by Phase Moon Dragons to manifest their bodies. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Manifestum" and "Corpus", which directly translate to "clear/obvious body".

Manifestum Incorpus

A spell that turns an object incorporeal for a short time. It does not work on people. It translates to "clear/obvious body".

Mors Aperta

Before its destruction by ancient Moonshadow Elves, the Moonhenge was once used by the said elves to open a portal to a world between life and death in the Moon Nexus's lake, allowing living people to visit the otherworldly realm. This ritual involves performing a dance and speaking the Ancient Draconic incantation. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Mors", meaning "death", and "Aperta", which means "to open" or "to unlock". Therefore, the incantation could be read as "open/unlock death".

Mystica Canis

A spell that disguises an individual as an illusion of choice. It was cast by Rayla to turn Azymondias into a dog to fool Rex Igneous. It translates to "magic dog".

Mystica-Arbora

A spell that allows elves to conceal themselves, their allies, and other nearby objects, such as their camping gear, from unwanted onlookers by disguising them as trees and other natural objects. This cloaking spell was cast by Runaan who crushed a Moon Opal as its power source. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Mystica", meaning "mystic" or "magic" and "Arbora", meaning "tree". Therefore, the incantation could best be read as "magic-tree", most likely because it disguises the caster and their allies as trees.

Partum Mysterium

A spell cast by Phase Moon Dragons and mages which weaves illusion by harnessing moonlight. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Partum" and "Mysterium", which directly translates to "giving birth to mystery".

Regina draconis

This spell was cast to assign the Dragon Queen Zubeia as the recipient for Shadowhawk arrows. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Regina" and "Draconis", which translates directly to "Queen of the Dragons".

Silvergrove Ritual

A dance that Moonshadow Elves perform to see and enter the Silvergrove, which is concealed by an illusion spell.

Vis Mendacis

A spell that temporarily gives an individual a huge advantage when telling a lie by putting on the "Liar's Face". The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Vis" and "Mentior", which roughly translates to "powerful lie".

Vis Verus

A spell that temporarily forces an individual to give away their true emotions and intentions by forcing their "True Face". It translates to "true force".

Sky Magic

Angustiae Lautus

A spell that is cast to conjure a whirlwind that follows its mage's commands. Callum used it for cleaning the dust in Viren's old chambers. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Angustiae" and "Lautus", which translates to "trouble cleaner".

Arcanum Antiquis

A spell that whispers a secret into the air and can only be read by other Sky mages. It translates to "ancient secret".

Arcanum Recolligo

A spell that allows someone to search the air for a secret whispered by another Sky mage. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Arcanum" and "Recolligo", which translates to "collect/recover secret".

Aspiro

This spell allows a mage to unleash a strong breath of wind in front of them, pushing people or objects backward. The power of the whirlwind can be controlled by the caster; Claudia used the spell to turn the pages of a book, while Callum used it to temporarily hold off an avalanche, and later as a shield against the volcanic ash breath attack of the Archdragon Rex Igneous. When using the spell, the caster is able to change its direction. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Aspiro", meaning "I breathe/to blow upon" and can be read as "I breathe wind".

Aspiro Frigis

This spell is a variant of "Aspiro" and allows a mage to generate an extremely powerful blast of ice, strong enough to temporarily freeze an enormous entity. The ice explodes forward from where the mage casts it, encasing anything in its way in ice. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Aspiro" (explained above) and "Frigis", which could come from the Latin "Frigus", meaning "cold". Therefore, the incantation could best be read as "I breathe cold wind".

A variant of this spell was cast by Ibis to freeze a target by touching it and cause it to be brittle enough to break apart.

Eritque Arcus Ignus

A spell that causes colorful crystal balls to float and explode into fireworks of multiple shades. It translates to "There shall be a fiery bow".

Ferrum Venti

A spell that creates a sharp gust of air capable of cutting objects such as ropes. It translates to "iron wind".

Fremitus Resonans

A spell that intensifies a user's howl or roar. It translates to "echoing roar".

Fulgur Mortifer

A spell that allows the user to conjure a devastating lightning bolt. It translates to "deadly lightning".

Fulminis

This spell allows a mage to generate powerful electricity, which can be used as a light source or to unleash bolts of lightning at enemies. The lightning collects in the casters hand and is released when they speak the incantation. However, if the mage only knows the rune and not the incantation, a bolt of lightning will be stuck to their hand. The only way of ending the spell without the incantation is to either toss away the Primal Stone or discharge the electricity in a conductive source like water. The etymology of the spell is derived from the Latin "Fulminis", which could come from the Latin word "Fulmen", meaning "lightning". A variant of this spell was cast by Aaravos to attack multiple targets in one blow.

Lapis Caeli

This spell allows a mage to "vacuum" currents of wind into their mouth, drawing the wind away from a specific target. It was cast by Callum to remove the wind from the sails of an enemy ship. It roughly translates to "sky stone".

Levare Ventum

This spell summons a current of wind strong enough to lift someone into the air. Callum used it to save Rayla from falling into the sea and lift her back onto the ship. It translates to "wind lift".

Manus. Pluma. Volantus.

A advanced spell that can only be cast by a few highly skilled Sky mages. It allows the caster to transform their arms into a pair of bird-like wings, which are referred to as "mage wings" by elves, and use them to fly. This spell uses three different runes, whereas most spells only use a single rune, and unlike other spells, the runes need to be physically printed on each of the mage's arms instead of being drawn in midair. It translates to "Hands. Feathers. Fly.".

A variation of the spell turns only one arm into a wing, suggesting that casters can use their free arm for combat if needed. However, the runes, the incantation, or the extent to which a mage can do this has yet to be revealed.

Nebula Invito

A spell that summons a cloud of dense, gray fog. It translates to "call fog".

Omnia Pervideo

A spell that allows a user to locate exits, passages, and airways in their surrounding area. It translates to "I see everything".

Pax Partans

A meditative state bringing clarity of thought and rest. It translates to "winning peace".

Pluviam Praesidium

A spell that allows a user to create a dome-like barrier above their head that protects them from the rain like an umbrella. Though it appears the user does need to keep their arm upward to hold the spell. It translates from Latin to "rain protection".

Sepultura Caelo

A spell that turns a dead body into a flock of live birds. It is unknown what becomes of the birds after they fly away. It was cast by Callum to send Ibis onto his last journey into the sky after he had died. It translates to "burial in the sky".

Stratum Caligo

A spell that covers a very wide area in a bank of fog, limiting an enemies visibility. It translates to "bed of fog".

Susurrus Distans

A spell that carries a user's whisper to a destination or person over a long distance. It translates to "a whisper away".

Ventum Angulus

A spell that directs winds at an angle. It was cast by Callum to control the trajectory of Rayla's arrow. It translates to "angle wind".

Ventum Circulo

A spell that creates a "breeze-dome" several meters in diameter, capable of protecting the caster and other nearby people against high temperatures. Callum used it for him and his friends to handle the heat of Umber Tor's Lavaland. When Callum cast the spell, he stuck his staff in the ground and used it as a kind of epicenter of the spell. It translates to "circle of wind".

Ventum Magneticus

A spell that uses a whirl of wind to grab an object and draw it back to the caster, serving as a magnet. It translates to "magnet of wind".

Ventus Spiralis

A spell that allows the caster and those around them to breathe in areas with thin air. When cast, the recipient is briefly surrounded by spiraling gust of wind. The name of the spell is derived from the Latin "Ventus" meaning "wind" and either "Spīra" or "Spīrō" (another form of the word being "Spīrātis"), meaning "spiral" or "breathe" respectively. Depending on which word the spell was based on, it could be translated as "spiraling wind" or "we breathe [the] wind".

Ventus Validus

A spell that summons a large flush of strong wind. Callum used it to give The Ruthless an extra boost of speed. It translates to "mighty wind".

Vocare Nimbum

A spell cast by Storm Dragons to create an artificial storm. It was cast by Zubeia to darken the sky enough for Aaravos to be visible in the magic mirror. It translates to "call the cloud".

Sun Magic

Calor Obscurans

A spell that causes a white light and heat to emit from the user. It translates to "obscuring heat".

Circulus Luminis

A spell that summons a bright ring of light to illuminate a person or darkened area. It was once cast by Pharos to create rings of light around Viren. It translates to "circle of light".

Digitus Illustris

A spell that conjures a flame from the user's finger. It translates to "illustrious finger".

Finales Funkeln

A spell that conjures a blinding flash of light. It roughly translates to "final beam".

Flammae Circumeans

A spell that summons flashy motes of fire used for protection. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Flamma" and "Circu", roughly translating to "ring of fire". As "means" is not a Latin word, however, the full meaning behind the name is unclear.

Fulmen Ignem

This spell allows a mage to cast bolts of fire. It translates to "lightning fire".

Ignis Iacto

A spell that conjures a swirling orb of flames used for offensive purposes. It translates to "thrown fire".

Ignis Volitans

A spell that conjures a flame orb that moves slowly and can be easily controlled for defensive purposes. It translates to "flying fire".

Ligatus Ignis

A spell that allows a mage to conjure a spiral of fire that hovers on the head of their staff and acts like a torch. It translates to "bound by fire".

Lingua Fraxinus

A spell that turns an individual's words into mouthfuls of ash. It translates to "ash tongue".

Lux Tormento

A spell that allows a mage to blast a large and powerful beam of fire. It translates to "cannon of light".

Missilem Ignem

A spell that allows a mage to throw fireballs at an opponent. It translates to "fire missile".

Pila Ardens

A spell that conjures a burning, bouncing orb of fire.

Post Tenebras Lux

A spell that should allow a mage to cleanse the corruption of the Sunforge. It translates to "after darkness, light".

Pumex Irae

A spell that drains all anger from a target and turns it into a steaming lava rock that appears in the hand of the mage. It translates to "pumice stone of anger".

Superficies Calidus

A spell that heats up a surface to extreme temperatures. It translates to "the surface will be warm".

Verum Animo

A spell that detects dishonesty through increased body temperature. It is also a light cast by the Sunforge, which reveals the truth of one's heart and determine whether it is pure or not. It can also be cast by regular mages. It translates to "true spirit".

Vires Ardens

A spell that enhances an individual's strength. It translates to "burning strength".

Corrupted Sun Magic

These spells are cast using a sun staff corrupted through dark magic:

• Arma Virtutis: A spell that sends a corrupted purple energy beam at a target when a mage's staff is slammed onto the ground. It translates to "weapons of virtue".
• Lux Revelare: A spell that causes an object of desire to glow brightly, even if the mage does not know where the object is, allowing them to find it more easily. It translates to "revealing light".
• Noctu Igne: This spell allows a mage to conjure and launch a large orb of fiery energy at an intended target. The orb causes a strong explosion upon impact, and aside from the damage of the explosion itself, the aftermath leaves enemies momentarily stunned. It translates to "night fire".
• Tenebris Praesidium: A spell that allows a mage to create a large dome-shaped force field of pure energy. It can withstand multiple fire blasts from multiple Fire Dragons. It translates to "dark protection".
• Umbra Chorum: A spell that projects multiple illusions of the mage who casts it. It can be cast to multiply, and therefore augment, sound-based spells, like Claudia playing her magic sleep ocarina. It translates to "dance of shadows".
• Velox Ignis: A spell that uses corrupted magic as an offensive beam. It translates to "rapid fire".

Earth Magic

Calculo Iacto

A spell that hurls a pebble at a desired target. It translates to "thrown calculation".

Creatura Lenta

A spell that slows a creature's movement by grasping their feet with dirt, dust, or muck. It translates to "tough creature".

Crystallum Mordo

A spell that summons edible crystals. It translates to "I bite the crystal".

Glarea Creo

A spell that causes stone surfaces to crumble. It translates to "I create gravel".

Globus Pulvis

A spell that conceals a target in a cloud of dust. It translates to "ball of dust".

Medito Ad Crystallo

A spell that conjures a meditation crystal. It translates to "I meditate on the crystal".

Rumpus Magnus

A spell that imitates the sound of a wooden crack. It translates to "big trunk".

Silva Lamentans

A spell that allows nearby trees to breathe, creating terrifying moans. It translates to "lamenting forest".

Spinae Crystallae

A spell that grows crystal spines on the body of a user. It translates to "crystal spines".

Terram Agito

A spell that causes a patch of soil to churn like water, causing heavy objects to sink. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Terra" and "Agito‎", translating to "I move underground/in the earth".

Vestigium Tacitum

A spell that allows a user to hover someone barely over the ground, so their feet can move without a sound. It is translated from Latin to “The Silent Track.”

Vitrum Elicio

A spell that conjures a shard of wall of glass from sand or crystals. It translates to "I throw out a glass".

Ocean Magic

Aqua Dulcis

A spell that summons a hand full of fresh water. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Aqua" and "Dulcis", translating to "sweet water".

Aqua Protegens

A spell that encases a user in a pillar of protective water. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Aqua" and "Protegens", translating to "protecting water".

Aquis Spirare Faucibus

A spell that allows a mage to breathe underwater. As with the "Manus. Pluma. Volantus." spell; it uses three different runes as opposed to the usual single rune, and those runes must be used physically instead of being drawn in midair. They can be placed on an amulet or imprinted on the sides of the wearer's neck, which will then transform into invisible gills. It translates to "breathe through the throat".

However, unlike the "Manus. Pluma. Volantus." spell, which can only give wings to the caster themselves, this spell can be used on other people as well as the caster.

Bracchia Alga

A spell that sprouts tendrils of kelp from the hands of the user. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Bracchium" and "Alga", translating to "algae limbs".

Cauda Pistris

A spell that turns the lower half of the user's body into a shark tail. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Cauda" and "Pistris", translating to "sea monster/whale/shark tail".

Corpus Liquidus

A spell that briefly turns the user's body permeability into one like water. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Corpus" and "Liquidus", translating to "liquid body".

Faucem Sicco

A spell that allows a user to dry out the voice, throat, and skin of a target, causing dryness and stress in their body. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Faux" and "Sicco", translating to "exhaust/drain throat".

Lutum Facio

A spell that allows traces of Ocean magic to insert themselves into dry land to create a pool of mud. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Lutum" and "Facio", translating to "place mud".

Pressio Profundorum

A spell that is cast to retrieve water from a source or out of the air to apply pressure to a fragile object to break, or to hold something in place. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Pressio" and "Profundus", translating to "deep pressure".

Terminus ad Glacium

A spell that is cast to revert the freezing process, being able to negate spells like "Venus Frigoris". It roughly translates to "end the ice".

Umida Palma Ferio

A spell that creates a flat surface of water that slaps a target. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Umidus", "Palma", and "Ferio", roughly translating to "I strike with water".

Umidae Audior

A spell that amplifies a sound and carries it through water. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Umidus" and "Audio", translating to "wet/watery sound".

Undae Prosterno

A spell that conjures a one-foot-tall wave underneath a target's feet, trying to knock them over. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Unda" and "Prosterno", roughly translating to "I knock [something] down with a wave".

Ungulae Corallae

A spell that grows claws of coral on the user's fingertips that they can use for protection, as well as to dig through hard surfaces. The etymology of the spell derives from the Latin "Ungula" and "Corallum", translating to "claws of coral".

Venus Frigoris

A spell that freezes the blood of a target individual, incapacitating them and causing them great pain. It roughly translates to "cold veins".

Deep Magic

Infantis Sanguine

A spell that allows a mage to permanently resurrect the dead. However, in the only known instance when this spell would have been used, Viren, the deceased individual, had already been revived temporarily with a dark magic spell, and this spell was simply meant to make the revival permanent. One of the spell's necessary ingredients is the blood of the deceased's child. While it strongly implies that the deceased's biological child is the required sacrifice, a creature bonded to them through a blood ritual also counts. It roughly translates to "blood of a child".

Dark Magic

Aaravos's Blood Ritual

This ritual was a dark magic process involving Aaravos and Viren, serving the purpose of transporting the elf's caterpillar familiar from inside Aaravos's prison to the outside world, to Viren. First, both Aaravos and Viren gathered a purple cloth, a knife, a spool of golden thread and a sewing needle, a mortar and pestle, a rock, and a chalice containing water. Next, both of them sewed a particular rune into the purple cloth with the golden thread. The rune was unfamiliar to Viren, who himself is a powerful and well-studied mage. Aaravos then drew a glowing purple rune in the air, which transformed into a ball of purple light that he pushed towards his mirror.

The orb of light disappeared when it hit the mirror, while the golden runes sowed into the two purple cloths glow. Aaravos levitated the rock into the air and the cloth encased it, then his cloth unraveled to reveal the rock had broken in half and become a geode, filled with blue crystals. Viren then covered his rock with the cloth and broke the rock in half with the pestle, forming two geode halves. Aaravos and Viren then ground the crystals in the geode and poured the powdered crystals into the water-filled chalices.

The mixture released a purple vapor that flowed into the air. Both of them drunk the potion, which according to Viren, was apparently "surprisingly not terrible". Next, both Aaravos and Viren cut their palm with the knife and bled into their empty mortars. As soon as their blood fell into the mortars, purple flames burned for a second before a swirling red and purple light filled Aaravos's mortar. Aaravos then took a dark purple caterpillar-like creature out of his mouth and it crawled into his mortar. When the creature entered Aaravos's bowl, the red light faded, but at the same time, Viren's mortar glowed red and the creature appeared, lying at the bottom of his mortar.

Incantations

• Breathing Spell - "Su niatsus, efil fo htaerb" ("Breath of life, sustain us."): A spell used together with the consumption of dead Puffer-Bats. It allows a mage to breathe in high altitudes. The Puffer-Bats require to be captured at peak-of-puff or the spell may fail.
• Coral Body Armor Spell: This spell allows a mage to cover their body in an armor of coral. It uses a small piece of a Blood Coral.
• Dancing Flames Spell - "Semalf gnippiks gnipael." ("Leaping skipping flames."): This spell allows a mage to conjure a small flame that leaps between multiple targets, setting them on fire and growing stronger before disappearing. This spell was cast by Claudia using the essence of an Emberback Spider.
• Deer Lifeblood Spell - "Nekorb eht laeh dna wolf, evila dna gnuoy eliga tserof fo doolbefil." ("Lifeblood of forest agile young and alive, flow and heal the broken."): A healing spell that required the sacrifice of a deer. This spell was cast by Claudia to heal Soren's paralysis.
• Digging Spell: This spell allows a mage to dig underground. It uses a tangle of colorful roots, a clutter of beetle shells, and the skull of a Burrowbeast.
• Fertility Spell: This spell uses the heart of a Magma Titan and allows a mage to warm a vast region, allowing an enormous bounty to be grown.
• Fusing Spell - "Ecnesse ruoy esuf." ("Fuse your essence."): This spell allows a mage to infuse wisps with the essence of a living being.
• Grasping Spell - "Nwod meht gard, psarg gnihtirw." ("Writhing grasp, drag them down."): This spell allows a mage to conjure a huge, spectral octopus that will use its tentacle to seize the intended target. It uses the tentacle of an octopus.
• Hatching Spell - "Ezoo cimsoc ruoy morf egreme dlihc silasyrhc." ("Chrysalis child emerge from your cosmic ooze."): This spell was cast by Claudia to make Aaravos's messenger emerge from its chrysalis. It requires the sun's first light.
• Healing Spell - "Sbmil eseht ot efil gnirb." ("Bring life to these limbs."): This spell supposedly allows a mage to cure a person of paralysis. It requires flower petals and a tad of grasshopper goop.
• Hearts of Cinder - "Nrub tonnac rednic fo straeh." ("Hearts of cinder cannot burn."): This spell uses corrupted Sun Primal magic to transform humans into fiery monsters with increased strength and stamina. The affected resemble Sunfire Elves in their heat-mode. They are not only impervious to fire but also strengthened by it. However, the spell wears off after some time and the affected will revert back to their normal forms.
• Heating Spell - "Latem eht taeh, hcuot gninrub." ("Burning touch, heat the metal."): This spell allows a mage to heat a weapon's metal after it is coated with the essence of a bird.
• Homing Spell - "Kram ruoy dnif, tlob rekeestraeh." ("Heartseeker bolt, find your mark."): This spell allows a mage to ensure that a projectile never misses its target, no matter the circumstances. It uses the eye of a gryphon.
• Ice Spell - "Dloh dna erans, eci fo walc." ("Claw of ice, snare and hold."): This spell allows a mage to control water before trapping their intended target in an ice sculpture shaped like a grasping hand. It uses a piece of a coral.
• Illuminating Spell - : This spell allows a mage to cast a torch-like light from the palm of their hands, which can then be used to light up a dark area.
• Illusion Spell - : This spell allows a mage to conceal their true form. It uses the essence of Sunray Monarchs.
• Octopus spell - "Ydob ym si ydob ruoy, knis I selcatnet evif htiw." ("With five tentacles I sink, your body is my body."): This spell allows a mage, after drinking a potion made from the ink of a Purple Pentapus mixed with three drops of the mage's blood, to turn the lower half of their body into that of a gigantic octopus, and also giving them the ability to breathe underwater. The mage must drink the potion constantly to replenish the spell's effects.
• Path Clearing Spell - "Ynitsed ruo ot htap eht laever dna em erofeb trap." ("Part before me and reveal the path to our destiny."): This spell allows a mage to remove obstacles or impediments and open a path to pass. It uses the horn of a Fire Dragon.
• Plushify Spell - "Tfos emoceb gniht gnidleiynu dna dilos." ("Solid and unyielding thing become soft."): This spell allows mages to soften the surface of any solid objects upon coating them with the essence of Fuzz-Fur Scorpions. The measurements of the Fuzz-Fur Scorpion essence must be correct or the spell fails and creates an explosion of purple gunk.
• Power Sucking Spell - "Rewop rouy swollaws eh, thgim rouy swollaws eh, traeh rouy swollaws eh." ("He swallows your heart, he swallows your might, he swallows your power."): This spell allows mages to siphon the power inside a magical creature into their bodies.
• Reflection Change - "Em Rof Dneb Ytsenoh." ("Honesty bend for me."): Used on an object, the spell causes the reflection of a surface to change.
• Rejuvenating Spell - "Enihs ruoy em dnel." ("Lend me your shine."): This spell allows a mage to rejuvenate their appearance. It uses the essence of an unnamed Xadian snail.
• Restriction Spell: A spell cast through the relic staff, which is used to hold a target in place for a temporary duration.
• Revealing Spell - "Cigam rouy laever." ("Reveal your magic."): This spell allows a mage to discover a magical object's true nature and potential secrets. It uses the dried tongue of a lizard that has been sprinkled with blue dust.
• Seeing Eye Spell - "Neddih si tahw laever eye gniees eurt." ("True seeing eye reveal what is hidden."): This spell allows a mage to see a magical object's true nature and potential secrets.
• Silencing Spell - "Eciov eht laets." ("Steal the voice."): This spell allows a mage to silence someone by taking their voice. It uses the mummified paw of a Xadian Singing-Weasel.
• Slithering Steel - "Meht dnib leets gnirehtils." ("Slithering steel bind them."): This spell allows a mage to transform an object into snakes to bind someone. The snakes then morph into chains.
• Smoky Resurrection Spell - "(subject) ykoms niaga esir, nellaf fo hsa." ("Ash of fallen, rise again, smoky (subject)."): This spell, using the ashes of deceased creatures on a Shadowlife Candle, made from the blood of a Moon Phoenix mixed with earwax from a dragon. It allows a mage to summon smoky afterimages of the once-alive creatures to do their bidding. The summoned creatures are a combination of smoke and spirit and are impervious towards material objects or weapons. The incantation varies according to what is being resurrected: "Srekees ykoms niaga esir, nellaf fo hsa." ("Ash of fallen, rise again smoky seekers.") or "Snissassa ykoms niaga esir, nellaf fo hsa." ("Ash of fallen, rise again smoky assassins.") They will only disappear when their task is done or when they are destroyed with magic.
• Snake Coiling Spell - "Mrof ykans gniloic rouy em evig." ("Give me your coiling snaky form."): This spell turns the mage's lower body into that of a snake when consuming the juice of Soulfang Serpents.
• Snake Morphing Spell - "Dnibnu leets gnirehtils." ("Slithering steel unbind."): This spell is capable of transforming an object, such as chains, into snakes using the essence of a white powder, a snake's belly, or an embalmed snake's rattle.
• Soul-Switching Spell: This spell allows a mage to switch the souls of two bodies using a two-headed Soulfang Serpent.
• Soul-Trapping Spell - "Erusaert ym si luos ruoy." ("Your soul is my treasure."): This spell allows a mage to trap someone within an object and is known to be difficult to complete. It is chanted in repetition to take effect. Viren used this spell to seal Kpp'Ar, Tiadrin and Lain, and, eventually, Runaan within mysterious enchanted coins.
• Stone Death Spell - "Etah fo nopaew a htiw efil niard ot, ssol dna evol fo tonk delgnat a tsiwt." ("Twist a tangled knot of love and loss, to drain life with a weapon of hate.)": This ancient spell enchants a weapon with a powerful curse, capable of ending the life of a specific being by turning them into stone. It is even powerful enough to kill an Archdragon. The spell requires the pure horn of a unicorn, the last breath of a victim killed by the target, and the blood of someone who loved the victim, filled with undying hatred for the target.
• Suffocating Spell - "Htaerb eht laets." ("Steal the breath."): This spell allows a mage to suffocate someone by taking their breath. It uses the mummified paw of a Xadian Singing-Weasel.
• Tracking Spell - "(subject) eht kees." ("Seek the (subject)."): This spell allows a mage to track down a living being using a part of their biology e.g. hair or nails. The spell requires to fuse the biology with some wisps and cast it in the highest possible place. The incantation varies according to what is tracked: "Fle wodahsnoom eht kees." ("Seek the Moonshadow Elf.") or "Natit amgam eht kees." ("Seek the Magma Titan.")
• Unlocking Spell - "Dlrow elohw eht kcolnu nac dnim revelc a." ("A clever mind can unlock the whole world."): This spell allowed a mage to transform their bracelet into snakes that pick the locks of a magical collar.
• Water Tendril Spell - "Reh ezies, shtped yretaw." ("Watery depths, seize her."): This spell allows a mage to make nearby water take the form of tendrils that attack their intended target.
• Wing Spell - "Daed eht fo sgniw." ("Wings of the dead."): This spell allows a mage to conjure a pair of leathery, bat-like wings from their back, allowing them to take flight.

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Runes

"Aspiro" rune "Fulminis" rune "Historia Viventem" rune "Aspiro Frigis" rune Rune of a disguise spell cast by Lujanne Unspecified rune cast by Aaravos during his ritual Unspecified rune cast by Aaravos Unspecified Sky rune cast by Aaravos Unspecified Sky rune cast by Aaravos "Circulus Luminis" rune Unspecified rune cast by Aaravos "Ventus Spiralis" rune "Manus. Pluma. Volantus." runes "Noctu Igne" rune "Tenebris Praesidium" rune "Pluviam Praesidium" rune "Arma Virtutis" rune "Eritque Arcus Ignus" rune "Fulgur Mortifer" rune Last breath rune cast by Ibis "Sepultura Caelo" rune "Stratum Caligo" rune "Ventum Circulo" rune "Umbra Chorum" rune "Ventum Angulus" rune "Ventus Validus" rune "Lapis Caeli" rune "Venus Frigoris" rune "Finales Funkeln" rune "Levare Ventum" rune "Missilem Ignem" rune "Terminus ad Glacium" rune "Terminus ad Glacium" rune "Aquis Spirare Faucibus" runes

Spells

Cast of "Mystica-Arbora" Cast of "Aspiro" Shadowhawk reference Shadowhawk cast Smoky Seekers Smoky Seekers reference Smoky Seekers cast Cast of "Fulminis" Cast of "Aspiro Frigis" Illusion giant spider "Historia Viventem" rune pattern Cast of "Historia Viventem" Silvergrove ritual Cast of "Noctu Igne" Cast progress of "Manus. Pluma. Volantus." Callum with wings gained from "Manus. Pluma. Volantus." Cast of "Pluviam Praesidium"

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Trivia

• Ancient Draconic is composed of real-world Latin.
• Dark magic incantations are composed of specific sentences spoken in reverse.
• If a mage is attacked before completing a spell, it will be canceled out.
  • Or in other cases, if two mages cast a rune spell at the same time, the faster individual who act first will cause the other mage's spell to miss or be redirected.
• Some spells are an exception and do not require a rune to be drawn. They instead make use Primal Stones or magic gems. For example, the cast of "Mystica-Arbora" only requires a Moon Opal as a catalyst.
• Like in the case of Aaravos, Archmages have a high-level mastery of magic and are therefore capable of casting spells without an audible incantation.
• An unused spell concept was imagining Claudia to form tendrils from her arm during the battle at the Storm Spire, which would have drawn in the dragons attacking Viren's forces.
• If a dark mage transforms their body, but is injured while in the form, the injury will reflect over once they transformed back, such as when Claudia lost her left leg from the knee down because Rayla severed the equivalent of that when the former had her legs tranformed into Purple Pentapus tentacles.