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ACID SPLASH (2MP):
Deal damage equal to your magic stat, and lower the opponents defense equal to 1/3 your magic stat (rounded down.)

ACID WAVE (5MP):
Deal damage equal to magic stat to all opponents and lower all opponents defenses equal to 1/3 your magic stat (rounded down.)
What do you think of that?"

Copy Spell: (2MP)
You may select 1 spell an enemy has access to, and use it this round (you must pay the cost of the spell in addition to this spell's cost)

Heres a couple of spells I made previous to this thread being made, that I just now remembered about smile

(Continuations of the "Call Spirit Mouse" spell.)

Call Spirit Wolf: 2MP
Manifests a Spirit Wolf which will fight for you for one turn. This Spirit Mouse is not a valid target of attacks (i.e. it cannot be attacked and does not need to be attacked to be held off), and delivers one attack with an Attack score of 8 to one target.

Call Spirit Bear: 3MP
Manifests a Spirit Bear which will fight for you for one turn. This Spirit Mouse is not a valid target of attacks (i.e. it cannot be attacked and does not need to be attacked to be held off), and delivers one attack with an Attack score of 12 to one target.

Call Spirit Dragon: 5MP
Manifests a Spirit Dragon which will fight for you for one turn. This Spirit Mouse is not a valid target of attacks (i.e. it cannot be attacked and does not need to be attacked to be held off), and delivers one attack with an Attack score of 20 to one target.

Turn Undead: 3MP
Deal your magic score times your ranks in Healing to all undead in combat. This also causes damage to all Allys with the "Stauts Undead" Ability activated.


So if you had 4 skeletons attacking you, and a Magic score of 8 with 2 ranks of healing, you would do 16 damage to all of them. alternatly for extreame healers, even if you had like 2 in M and 5 ranks of healing, thats still 10 damage to all undead.

What do you think! I really like this one, and I want to make it accesable to all types of "cleric" type builds.

Well thats why I put for "Cleric" builds. Because I've always viewed the CLeric as more of the armored templar then a priest.

Basically we need more summoning skills for those people who wish to be a summoner type mage. Please note that these count as using the summoner abilllity, so they adhere to the one summon per combat limit, and you cannot have more than 1 summon out at any time.

Convoke(xMP)
You may only cast this spell once per combat. Summons a creature you have designed. You may design it before dungeons, but not inside one. The total CP you may use is your magic score, up to 18. The MP cost of the spell is equal to 1/6 of the CP. If the creature's CP is in between mutliples of 6 ((Ie 13)) then it is considered to have the next multiple up when calculating MP. The convoked creature lasts until the end of combat.

looks like this in the char score:
Spells- Fireball, Convoke[stats equal to 12, A-6, D-0, C.D-2, L-4 (20. 2MP to summon]

Notice how it is worse ((MP consumption wise)) than a summon, so it would act like a secondary summon, and will never be as good as the abillity. And also, this will be unsusable when stunned.

The call series is more versitile. It will allow you to summon a creature greater than 18 CP. However, this will be just as MP expensive, and you cannot respec any CP of the creature. Nor can you give it items, actions, or spells, even if they can use them. And with the CP limit, you must have pretty high magic before you could summon that lich.

Call Demon (xMP)
You may only cast this spell once per combat. You may summon one monster under the 'demon' classification that you have specified ahead of time. The MP cost is equal to 1/6 of the CP of the demon. If the CP total is in between multiples of 6 ((Ie 13)) it is considered to be the next multiple up when calculating MP. Lasts until end of combat. Replaces any of your summons already out. This creature can use actions, spells, and items it has, but you cannot equip it with others. The max CP you can summon is equal to 2x your magic score.

Call Undead (xMP)
You may only cast this spell once per combat. You may summon one monster under the 'undead' classification that you have specified ahead of time. The MP cost is equal to 1/6 of the CP of the undead. If the CP total is in between multiples of 6 ((Ie 13)) it is considered to be the next multiple up when calculating MP. Lasts until end of combat.Replaces any of your summons already out. This creature can use actions, spells, and items it has, but you cannot equip it with others.The max CP you can summon is equal to 2x your magic score.

Call Elemental (xMP)
You may only cast this spell once per combat. You may summon one monster under the 'elemental' classification that you have specified ahead of time. The MP cost is equal to 1/6 of the CP of the creature. If the CP total is in between multiples of 6 ((Ie 13)) it is considered to be the next multiple up when calculating MP. Lasts until end of combat.Replaces any of your summons already out. This creature can use actions, spells, and items it has, but you cannot equip it with others. The max CP you can summon is equal to 2x your magic score.

This is to combat the flood of the new spells. Instant 'kill'... Well technically your putting them on the plane/location where they belong.

Banish Creature (1MP)
Instantly destroys a summoned creature. For every 6 CP above 6, the creature has, you must pay 1 extra MP. If the CP total is in between multiples of 6 ((Ie 13)) it is considered to be the next multiple up when calculating MP. Lasts until end of combat.Replaces any of your summons already out. This creature can use actions, spells, and items it has, but you cannot equip it with others.The max CP you can banish is equal to 2x your magic score.

so all of these MP costs goes like so: 6=1MP, 12=2MP, 18=3MP, 24=4MP

Flupped on Banish creature a little... It should not have that bottom part...

Banish Creature (1MP)
Instantly destroys a summoned creature. For every 6 CP above 6, the creature has, you must pay 1 extra MP. If the CP total is in between multiples of 6 ((Ie 13)) it is considered to be the next multiple up when calculating MP. Lasts until end of combat. The max CP you can banish is equal to 2x your magic score.

Try looking at it like this, maybe you will see what I mean:

Banish Ability(1MP)
Instantly stops any ability of up to 6 CP. For every 6 CP above 6 the ability has, you must pay 1 extra MP. If the CP total is in between multiples of 6 ((Ie 13)) it is considered to be the next multiple up when calculating MP. Lasts until end of combat. The max CP you can banish is equal to 2x your magic score.

See what I mean?

why not just call it unsummon?

A way around balancing it out would possibly be instead of destroying it, it just unsummons it, so a character would be able to summon it again, even in the same fight.

I like the scaleable version as well, meaning you would have to use more MP for more powerful summons.

Also there could be variations of this keyed to other abilities as well.

Like one to stop transform would have roughly the same text, but would be called "revert" or something