Reaction
GRIM
RATS
Grim Rats is a fantasy adventure game of explora-
tion, problem-solving, and survival. One player acts
as the Game Master (GM) while the remaining play-
ers take on the role of Player Characters (PCs).
Although paper, pencils, and dice are involved, the
core of the game is a conversation; the GM tells the
players what is happening, the players tell the GM
what their characters to do in response, and the GM
describes how their actions in turn affect the world.
Danger Rolls
Whenever possible, a PC’s actions should be resolved
by its player simply describing what the character
does. If the action is risky or uncertain, the GM will
call for a Danger Roll. The player rolls 2d (two six-
sided dice), and adds the relevant ability. If the total
is 10 or higher, the PC succeeds in avoiding the dan-
ger. If not, the GM describes how things go wrong.
• Add the Strength bonus (STR) when using raw
power, stamina, or physical resilience.
• Add the Dexterity bonus (DEX) when using
speed, agility or precision.
• Add the Will bonus (WIL) when using force of
personality, perception, or willpower.
If one character takes an action against another, the
GM may decide to call for an Opposed Danger Roll.
In this case, both characters make a danger roll, with
each trying to beat the other’s total instead of trying
to roll a 10+. Defenders win ties.
Advantage
If the risk of an action is reduced due to the PC’s
preparation or situational factors, the GM may grant
Advantage to the roll. In this case, the player rolls 3d
instead of 2d and uses the two highest dice. If several
advantages apply to the PC’s action, the action is
usually no longer risky.
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Dying
If the PCs come across a monster or NPC whose
disposition is unknown, roll 2d on the table below.
2d
2
Reaction
Hostile. They are angered and immedi-
ately attacks the PCs.
Unfriendly. They may attack the PCs
3-5
depending on the situation.
Neutral. They are uncertain of the PCs
6-8
or indifferent to them.
Curious. They will help as long as it is
9-11
made worth their while.
Helpful. They are friendly and will help
12
even if it is inconvient to them.
Initiative
If one side surprised the other, they automatically
gain initiative, as well as advantage on all attack rolls
during the first round. Otherwise, all player charac-
ters roll a DEX danger roll. Those that succeed take
their turns first. Then the enemies take their turn.
Then alternate sides between players and enemies
until one side retreats or is defeated. A turn lasts
about five seconds in real-time.
On a side’s turn, each of its characters, in any order,
may move 25 feet or one zone and take one action
including: attack a target within range, cast a spell,
drink a potion, move 15 feet or one zone more, etc.
Combat
Characters have a base armor rating of 6. Light ar-
mor and shields provide +1 armor each, while heavy
armor provides +2 armor. Characters in heavy armor
cannot gain advantage on DEX danger rolls.
When one character attacks another, the attacker
makes an Attack Roll by rolling 2d and adding their
Attack Bonus (AB) based on the weapon they use.
Unarmed attacks have -1 AB. Light weapons have +1
AB. Heavy weapons have +2 AB. Ranged weapons
have +0 AB. Attacking with a ranged weapon is im-
possible while in melee combat.
Compare the attack total to the defender’s armor. If
the attacker’s total exceeds the defender’s armor, the
attack hits and deals damage to the defender equal
to the difference between the two scores. Subtract
the damage from the defender’s Health.
Barter
When a PC is damaged to 0 Health, they obtain a
Scar. Roll 1d on the table below:
1d
1
Scar
Scabbed. Gain an ugly blemish or defect.
2 Broken. An ability is reduced by 1.
3 Maimed. Max Health is reduced by 1.
4 Wounded. Lose the use of a body part.
5 Twisted. Roll a Mutation.
6 Splintered. Roll an Insanity.
When a PC is damaged to below 0 Health, they are
Mortally Wounded. A Mortally Wounded character
is beyond mundane and magically repair, but their
player chooses how they would like to exit the stage.
They may take one last turn, say a few words, or
something else deemed appropriate by the GM.
When a PC is slain, its player creates a new first level
PC, or takes over an NPC hireling. The GM should
have them rejoin the group as soon as possible.
Healing
A day of rest in a sanctuary restores health back to its
maximum. A dose of medicine restores 1 point of
Health. Restoring Health to a PC stops them from
bleeding out and brings them to consciousness.
Morale
When an NPC or hireling faces more danger than
they were expecting, the GM may call for a WIL dan-
ger roll to see if they rout or beg for mercy.
Typical situations for making a morale check include
when an NPC loses half of their force (when in a
group), loses half of their health (when alone), loses
their leader, or is attacked by magic.
Most NPCs should not get into fights that they can-
not win, and should tactically retreat or sue for peace
if it makes sense, even without a WIL danger roll.
Encumbrance
All of a PC’s items must have a location: worn, in the
backpack, on the belt, or carried in the hands. Belts
carry up to two items, and backpacks can carry up to
six items. Belt items can be grabbed at any time, but
backpack items take a whole round to find.
During a visit to a settlement, each PC can stake an
item of Quality, roll 2d, and add their WIL ability. If
the total is 10 or higher, the PC obtains an item of
equal Quality. If not, the PC obtains an item of lower
quality. You cannot go below Quality 0.
Quality 0: Common item, common service, light
weapon, single coin, impoverished living
Quality 1: Specialty item, specialty service, ranged
weapon, shield, several coins, poor living
Quality 2: Light armor, heavy weapon, potion, merce-
nary service, small bribe, bag of coins, frugal living
Quality 3: Heavy armor, luxury item, small magic item,
expert service, lockbox of coins, martial living
Quality 4: Small transport, medium bribe, small enter-
prise or detachment, chest of coins, ordinary living
Quality 5: Property, specialty transport, large bribe,
medium enterprise or detatchment, decent living
Quality 6: Luxury transport, large detatchment, a keep,
tower, temple, or establishment, rich living
Quality 7: Stronghold, massive detatchment, a dragon’s
mound of coins and gems, covetously wealthy living
Leveling Up
All PCs begin at level 1, and gain levels over the
course of the campaign. At the end of each session,
the group will answer the following questions:
-Did I explore somewhere new?
-Did we overcome a notable foe?
-Did we obtain a valuable treasure?
-Did we change the world?
-Did we work together as a party?
PCs gain 1 XP for each time they answer “yes.”
When a PC has enough XP, they gain that level.
Level XP Gain
1 0 -
2 2 +1 to an ability
3 6 +1 feature
4 12 +1 to an ability
5 20 +1 feature
6 30 +1 to an ability
7 42 +1 feature
8 56 +1 to an ability
9 72 +1 feature
10 90 +1 to an ability
 4. Roll one starting weapon 7. Roll starting background
Using the table above, roll 2d. The first die is the tens place,
Roll 2d twice. The first roll is for your weapon’s
the second is the ones place. Take the items on the same row.
trait. The second is for the weapon type.
2d Trait Weapon 2d Background Item A Item B
Create your character at the beginning of the ses- 11 Pot of Glue (3) Mushroom (3)
2 Cursed Dagger (light/ranged) Bog Dwarf
sion along with the other players. If your character
3 Soggy Club (light/heavy) 12 Crag Dwarf Manacles Lantern helm
dies during the game, you should make a new one
4 Slimey Crossbow (ranged) 13 Deep Dwarf Whip Potion (random)
right away. The random tables from the Charac-
5 Broken Staff (light/heavy)
ters pages can be used to flesh out your character 14 Exiled Noble Bodyguard Signet
6 Bent Bow (ranged)
if you want a bit more detail. Drawing a portrait of 15 Forester Saw Flash tinder (3)
7 Chipped Shortsword (light)
your character is encouraged, as is adopting a 16 Friar Folk songbook Jug of honey wine
8 Ugly Spear (light/heavy/ranged)
mannerism or two when speaking in your charac-
9 Mossy Battleaxe (heavy) 21 Gambler Serrated card Loaded dice
ter’s voice.
10 Stained Longsword (light/heavy) 22 Grave Robber Shovel Talking skull
To randomly pick an item from the 6x6 tables, roll 11 Shiny Halberd (heavy)
23 Grit Assassin Poison ring Antitoxin
2d separately. The first die points to a group, while 12 Luxury Magic sword (light/heavy)
the second die points to an item within that group. 24 Guild Thief Skeleton key Guild credentials
5. Roll starting item 25 Herbalist Seed collection (3) Bag of dirt
1. Roll starting abilities Roll 2d once and read across the row. Random Items A 26 Herdsman Pan-pipes Sheep
Your PC has 3 abilities: Strength, Dexterity, and and B can be found on the table to the right. Ask the GM 31 Hermit Camouflage Owl
Will. Roll 1d to find their starting values, or simply if you roll Potion or Relic as your item. 32 Holy Knight Fear spellbook Shield
choose a row. PCs increase an ability by 1 every 2d Item
33 Hypnotist Charm spelbook Ether
other level. A PC’s abilities may never be raised 2 Mystery egg
higher than +4. 3 Bag of wind (4) 34 Illusionist Mirror Image spelbook Mirrorwalk scroll
4 Blast bombs (3) 35 Initiate Ward spellbook Order symbol
1d Strength Dexterity Will
1 +2 +1 +0 5 Potion 36 Jailer Flagon Diseased rat
2 +2 +0 +1 6 Random Item A 41 Magician Spell scroll (random) Fireworks (3)
3 +1 +2 +0 7 Spell scroll
42 Minstrel Mandolin Love letter
4 +0 +2 +1 8 Random Item B
43 Moss Alchemist Alchemical fire Bloodvine
5 +1 +0 +2 9 Shield
10 Light armor 44 Outlander Jawbone helm Fossil
6 +0 +1 +2
11 Heavy armor 45 Parcel Runner Letter bag Horse
2. Record maximum health 12 Relic 46 Pedlar Wares (3) Cart
Your PC begins with 6+STR maximum Health. PCs
add 1 to their maximum Health when they in-
6. Roll three starting tools 51 Physician Medicine (3) Ether
52 Pit Fighter Armor of choice Rival’s tooth
crease their STR ability. Animal scent Chisel Grease
53 Pixie Catcher Gremlin jar Appearance dust (3)
Bear trap Crowbar Hacksaw
3. Roll an archetype Bedroll Fishing net Hammer 54 Raconteur Outragerous hat Pamphlets (30)
PCs begins as one of the archtypes gain their start- Caltrops Glass marbles Hand drill 55 Ranger Large trap Hound
ing features. PCs gain a new feature they have not Chain (10 ft.) Glue Horn 56 Road Warden Horse Lasso
yet chosen from their archetype every other level. Chalk Grappling hook Iron spikes
See their features on the next page. 61 Spell Scribe Arcane vellum (3) Ink
Iron gauntlets Metal file Ten foot pole 62 Travelling Acrobat Living rope Costume
1d Archetype
Lantern and oil Rations (3) Tinderbox 63 Troll Slayer Bear Pheromones (3)
Mage. User of magic and keeper of secrets.
1-2 Large sack Rope (50 ft.) Torches (3)
You wield forces beyond comprehension. 64 Watchman Chainmail Lantern
Lockpicks (3) Spyglass Vial of acid
Disciple. An acolyte to a saint, idea, or 65 Wild Tamer Throwing bola Silver whistle
3-4 Manacles Steel wire (10 ft.) Vial of holy water
power. Your devotion fuels divine ambitions.
Medicine (3) Steel mirror Vial of poison 66 Witch Hunter Hand crossbow Net
Vagabond. Warrior adept in combat. Your
5-6
skills demand testing from impressive foes. 8. Record name, level, and XP
Keep your name short and memorable. You begin at level 1 and with zero XP.
 Mage Disciple Vagabond Mage Implements
Amulet Broach Gloves
You start with two random spells and two es- You have the four miracles listed below. You You start by rolling or choosing a Vagabond Anklet Circlet Goggles
sence. You may use one essence to cast any of may use up to three prayers after commun- Weapon to be your Signature Weapon. Roll or Bandana Cloak Hat
your memorized spells. When you conduct ing at your temple. Using a prayer activates choose an Effect or Element that enhances Book Crown Ingot
the ritual in your sanctum, roll new spells and a miracle of your choice. Roll or choose a Dis- your Signature Weapon. Only you can wield Boots Earring Locket
replenish your essence. Roll or choose a Mage ciple Domain to be your Favored Domain. the magic of your Signature Weapon. Bracelet Fake eye Mask
Implement. Roll or choose an Element or Your Favored Domain determines what ef- Then select a Path of your choice. When your Necklace Scarf Tie
Form to be your Quintessence. Whenever you fect the miracle "Dominion" has. Path applies to the situation at hand, gain an Orb Scroll Totem
cast a spell, you may enhance that spell with additional effect or advantage.
Phylactery Spectacles Valu. Material
Protection: A small, flat, immovable, im-
your Quintessence. Pipe Staff Veil
penetrable barrier wall forms near you. Briarborn: tracking, foraging, survival, Ring Symbol Vest
Light: You imbue an object with light for wilderness, nature Rod Tattoo Wand
Features to choose at levels 3, 5, 7, and 9:
a long duration, or create a blinding flash Fingersmith: tinkering, crafting, picking
Widen: Gain two spells.
Deepen: Gain two essence.
for a short duration. locks or pockets Disciple Domains
Purify: You heal a friendly target near you Roofrunner: climbing, leaping, balancing, Animal Conquest Gateway
Increase: Gain one spell and one essence.
for 1d damage or hurt an unholy target scaling, crawling
Balance Death Judgement
Infuse: Roll or choose an Element or Form Book Destiny Light
near you for 1d damage.
to add to your Quintessence. Shadowjack: moving silently, hiding in the Chance Dreams Knowledge
Dominion: This miracle's effect is created shadows, sneaking
Augment: After rolling your spells, roll an Chaos Element Monster
by you and based on your Favored Do-
Effect for each spell. Truthweaver: convincing, commanding, Circles Form Moon
main. manipulating, demanding
Recall: You may pick up to two spells to Music Protection The Sea
keep before conducting the ritual. NPC Secrets Time
Features to choose at levels 3, 5, 7, and 9:
Extract: When you conduct the ritual, you Features to choose at levels 3, 5, 7, and 9: Oaths Storms Underworld
Craft: “Protection” becomes a shape of Skirmish: Gain +1 Attack Bonus. Your At-
may choose the last spell instead of rolling. Order Summer Wealth
your choice. tack Bonus when unarmed is the same as Plague Sun Wilderness
Shape: After each roll for your spells, you
Permeable: “Protection” can be moved when using a light weapon. Purification The Forge Winter
may add or subtract 2 before selecting a
through in a direction of your choice.
spell from that effort. Fortitude: Gain +2 Health. You may make a
Experiment: You create an original spell
Quickened: "Protection" can be activated Danger Roll when Mortally Wounded to Vagabond Weapons
when it is not your turn. stay alive. Blowgun Cleaver Gauntlet
that you may replace one spell with during
Dazzle: “Light” deals 1d damage to all tar- Amplify: Roll or choose an Effect to add to Boomerang Club Greataxe
the ritual. Cane sword Crossbow Halberd
gets who see it. your Signature Weapon.
Beacon: “Light” grants +2 on all danger Cat claw Cutlass Hammer
Evolve: Roll or choose an Element to add Chakram Dagger Hand crossbow
and attack rolls to the wielder of the im- to your Signature Weapon. Claymore Flail Hatchet
bued object.
Reflexes: You always go first in initiative.
Smite: “Purify” hurts any target for 2d Javelin Morningstar Sling
Riposte: Once per round, you may make an Longbow Pistol Spear
damage.
immediate attack against a target that Longsword Shield Staff
Ward: “Purify” heals one target near you dealt damage to you. Mace Shortsword Trident
for an additional 1d damage. An excess
Skilled: Gain a second Path. Machete Shovel Warhammer
healed damage becomes temporary Maul Sickle Whip
Expert: Gain a third Path.
Health until the target rests.
Master: Gain a fourth Path.
Enhance: “Dominion” has an additional
or increased effect.
Expand: Gain an additional miracle
based on your Favored Domain.
Physical Effects Ethereal Effects Female Names Male Names
Animating Crushing Fusing Avenging Compelling Dispelling Adelaide Clover Esme Balthazar Destrian Florian
Attracting Diminishing Grasping Banishing Concealing Emboldening Alma Constance Fern Basil Ellis Fox
Binding Dividing Hastening Bewildering Deafening Encoding Barsaba Damaris Hester Bertram Erasmus Godwin
Blossoming Duplicating Hindering Blinding Deceiving Energizing Beatrix Daphne Hippolyta Blaxton Faustus Hannibal
Consuming Enveloping Illuminating Charming Deciphering Enlightening Bianca Demona Jessamine Chadwick Finn Jasper
Creeping Expanding Imprisoning Communicating Disguising Enraging Cleopha Elsbeth Jilly Clovis Fitzhugh Jiles

Levitating Reflecting Sealing Excruciating Nullifying Soothing Morgot Pepper Trillby Jules Oswald Silas
Opening Regenerating Shapeshifting Foreseeing Paralyzing Summoning Minerva Phoebe Tuesday Leopold Percival Stilton
Petrifying Rending Shielding Intoxicating Revealing Terrifying Nerissa Piety Ursula Merrick Peregrine Stratford
Phasing Repelling Spawning Maddening Revolting Warding Odette Poppy Vivian Mortimer Quentin Tenpiece
Piercing Resurrecting Transmuting Mesmerizing Scrying Wearying Olga Silence Wendy Ogden Redmaine Waverly
Pursuing Screaming Transporting Mindreading Silencing Withering Orchid Sybil Zora Orion Reinhold Webster

Physical Elements Ethereal Elements Lower Class Surnames Upper Class Surnames
Acid Clay Glass Ash Ectoplasm Light Barrow Coffin Gimble Belvedere Dunlow Gastrell
Amber Crow Honey Chaos Fire Lightning Beetleman Crumpling Graveworm Bithesea Edevane Girdwood
Bark Crystal Ice Distortion Fog Memory Berrycloth Culpepper Greelish Calaver Erelong Gorgon
Blood Ember Insect Dream Ghost Mind Birdwhistle Dankworth Hardwick Carvolo Febland Grimeson
Bone Flesh Wood Dust Harmony Mutation Borrin Digworthy Hatman De Rippe Fernsby Gruger
Brine Fungus Lava Echo Heat Negation Chips Dreggs Hovel Droll Fisk Hitheryon

Moss Sand Thorn Plague Smoke Thunder Knibbs Rumbold Slee La Marque Portendorfer Stavish
Obsidian Sap Vine Plasma Snow Time Midnighter Rummage Slitherly Malmora Romatet Vandermeer
Oil Serpent Water Probability Soul Void Needle Sallow Stoker Miter Rothery Wellbelove
Poison Slime Wine Rain Star Warp Nethercoat Saltmarsh Tarwater Oblington Skorbeck Westergren
Rat Stone Wood Rot Stasis Whisper Pestle Silverless Tumbler Onymous Slora Wexley
Salt Tar Worm Shadow Steam Wind Relish Skitter Villin Phillifent Southwark Wilberforce

Physical Forms Ethereal Forms Mutation Insanity

Altar Chain Elemental Aura Bubble Cone Ages Animal eyes Cyclops Results in quotation marks are things that are believed to
Armor Chariot Eye Beacon Call Cube Attracts birds Animal head Extra arms be true by the insane character.
Arrow Claw Fountain Beam Cascade Dance Child-form Animal legs Extra eyes Always lies Fears birds Fears horses
Beast Cloak Gate Blast Circle Disk Corpulence Animal mouth Extra legs Always polite Fears blood Fears iron
Blade Colossus Golem Blob Cloud Field Covered in hair Animal skin Forked tongue “Animal-form” Fears books Fears music
Cauldron Crown Hammer Bolt Coil Form Animal arms Animal-form Gender swap Cannot count Fears darkness Fears own hand
Horn Sentinel Tentacle Gaze Pyramid Swarm Hunchback Monster Trait Shrinks Cannot lie Fears fire Fears PC
Key Servant Throne Loop Ray Torrent Item-form No eyes Shrivels Faceblind Fears gold Fears rain
Mask Shield Torch Moment Shard Touch Long arms No mouth Skin boils Fears rivers “Genius” “Mon. Feature”
Monolith Spear Trap Nexus Sphere Vortex Lose all hair P. Element-skin Slime trail Fears silence “Gorgeous” “Monster Trait”
Pit Steed Wall Portal Spray Wave Loses teeth Second face Translucent skin Fears sleep Hates violence Must sing
Prison Swarm Web Pulse Storm Word Monster Feature Sheds skin Weeps blood Fears sunlight “Invisible” New Personality
Fears the moon “Invulnerable” Says thoughts
Fears trees “Mon. Ability” Sees dead people

108 Spells
of Power
To get a spell, roll 3d. The first die is
halved and is the hundreds place. The
second die is the tens place. The third
die is the ones place.
111. Acid Stomach: Anything you eat
dissolves instantly.
112. Adhere: Object is covered in ex-
tremely sticky slime.
113. Anchor: A strong wire sprouts
from your arms, affixing itself to two
points within 25ft on each side.
114. Animate Object: An object obeys
your commands as best it can.
115. Anthropomorphize: An animal
either gains human intelligence or
human appearance for one day.
116. Arcane Eye: You can see through
a magical floating eyeball that flies
around at your command.
121. Astral Prison: An object is frozen
in time and space within an invulner-
able crystal shell.
122. Attract: Two objects are strongly
magnetically attracted to each other
if they come within 25ft.
123. Babble: A creature must loudly
and clearly repeat everything you
think. It is otherwise mute.
124. Bait Flower: A plant sprouts from
the ground that emanates the smell
of your choice.
125. Beast Form: You and your pos-
sessions transform into a mundane
animal.
126. Befuddle: A creature of your
choice is unable to form new short-
term memories for the duration of
the spell.
131. Bless: You or a creature have en-
hanced attacks.
132. Bird Wings: Your arms turn into
large bird wings.
133. Body Swap: You switch bodies
with a creature you touch. If one
body dies, the other dies as well.
134. Change Weather: You may alter
the type of weather at will, but you do
not otherwise direct it.
135. Charm: A creature you can see
treats you as a friend.
136. Comprehend: You become flu-
ent in all languages for a short while.
141. Command: A target obeys a sin-
gle three-word command that does
not harm it.
142. Cone of Foam. Dense foam
sprays from your hand, coating the
target.
143. Control Plants: Nearby plants
and trees obey you and gain the abil-
ity to move at a slow pace.
144. Cure Wounds: Restore 1d Health
to a creature you touch.
145. Deafen: All nearby creatures are
deafened.
146. Detect Magic: You can see or
hear nearby magical auras.
151. Disassemble: Any of your body
parts may be detached and reat-
tached at will, without causing pain
or damage. You can still control
them.
152. Disguise: You may alter the ap-
pearance of one character at will as
long as they remain humanoid. At-
tempts to duplicate other characters
will seem uncanny.
153. Displace: An object appears to be
up to 15ft from its actual position.
154. Earthquake: The ground begins
shaking violently. Structures may be
damaged or collapse.
155. Elasticity: Your body can stretch
up to 15ft.
156. Elemental Wall: A straight wall of
ice or fire 50ft long and 10ft high rises
from the ground.
161. Fear: A creatures become terri-
fied of a type of object or person of
your choice.
162. Filch: A visible item teleports to
your hands.
163. Flare: A bright ball of energy fires
a trail of light into the sky, revealing
your location to friend or foe.
164. Fog Cloud: A dense fog spreads
out from you.
165. Frenzy: A nearby creature erupts
in a frenzy of violence.
166. Gate: A portal to a random plane
opens.
211. Ghost Sound: You create illusory
sounds that seem to come from a di-
rection of your choice.
212. Gravity Shift: You can change the
direction of gravity for yourself.
213. Greed: A creature develops an
overwhelming urge to possess a visi-
ble item of your choice.
214. Haste: Your movement speed is
tripled.
215. Hatred: A creature develops a
deep hatred of another creature or
group and wishes to destroy them.
216. Hear Whispers: You can hear
faint sounds clearly.
221. Hover: An object hovers, friction-
less, a few feet above the ground. It
can hold up to one humanoid.
222. Hypnotize: A creature enters a
trance and will truthfully answer one
yes or no questions you ask it.
223. Icy Touch: A thick ice layer
spreads across a touched surface, up
to 15ft in radius.
224. Illuminate: A floating light
moves as you command.
225. Invisibility: You and all worn
items cannot be seen for one minute.
226. Invisible Tether: Two objects
within 15ft of each other cannot be
moved more than 15ft apart.
231. Knock: A nearby mundane or
magical lock unlocks – loudly.
232. Leap: You jump up to 50ft, once.
233. Liquid Air: The air around you
becomes swimmable.
234. Magic Dampener: All nearby
magical effects have their effective-
ness halved.
235. Manse: A sturdy, furnished cot-
tage appears for 12 hours. You can
permit and forbid entry to it at will.
236. Magic Missile: You shoot an ar-
cane missile that can seek its target
around corners.
241. Manipulate Gravity: The gravity
in a circle with a radius of 50ft triples
or is reduced to one-third.
242. Marble Craze: Your pockets are
full of marbles, and will refill every 6
seconds.
243. Masquerade: A character’s ap-
pearance and voice becomes identi-
cal to those of a character you touch.
244. Miniaturize: A creature you
touch is shrunk down to the size of a
mouse.
245. Mirror Image: An illusory dupli-
cate of yourself appears and is under
your control.
246. Mirrorwalk: A mirror becomes a
gateway to another mirrored surface
that you looked into today.
251. Missile Shield: A creature you
touch is protected from mundane
missile attacks.
252. Multiarm: You gain an extra
arm.
253. Night Sphere: A 50ft wide sphere
of darkness displaying the night sky
appears before you.
254. Null Magic: You counter a spell
or negate a magical effect.
255. Objectify: You become any inan-
imate object between the size of a
grand piano and an apple.
256. Ooze Form: You become a living
jelly.
261. Pacify: A creature near you has an
aversion to violence.
262. Pit: A pit up to 15ft wide and 15ft
deep opens in the ground.
263. Primal Surge: An creature rap-
idly evolves into a mutated version of
its species.
264. Push/Pull: An object is pulled to-
wards/pulled away from you with the
strength of three men.
265. Raise Dead: A skeleton rises from
the ground to serve you. They are in-
credibly stupid and can only obey
simple orders.
266. Ray of Frost: A creature or object
is encased in ice.
311. Read Mind: You can hear the sur-
face thoughts of nearby creatures.
312. Repel: Two objects are strongly
magnetically repelled from each other
if they come within 15ft.
313. Scry: You can see through the eyes
of a creature you touched earlier to-
day.
314. Sculpt Elements: All inanimate
material behaves like clay in your
hands.
315. Shroud: All creatures around you
are invisible until they move.
316. Shuffle: Two creatures you can
see instantly switch places.
321. Sleep: A creature you can see falls
into a light sleep.
322. Slick: Every surface in a 50ft ra-
dius becomes frictionless and slip-
pery.
323. Smoke Form: Your body becomes
living smoke.
324. Snail Knight: 10 minutes after
casting, a knight sitting astride a gi-
ant snail rides into view. He is able to
answer most questions related to
quests and chivalry, and may aid you
if he finds you worthy.
325. Sniff: You can smell even the
faintest traces of scents.
326. Sort: Inanimate items sort them-
selves according to categories you
set.
331. Spark: You create a blinding light
followed by a frighteningly loud
boom.
332. Speak with Dead: The spirit of a
dead body rises and will answer three
questions truthfully.
333. Spider Climb: You can climb sur-
faces like a spider.
334. Stoneskin: A creature’s skin be-
comes solid rock.
335. Switcheroo: You swap places
with a creature.
336. Summon Cube: Once per second
you may summon or banish a 5-foot-
wide cube of earth. New cubes must
be affixed to the earth or to other cu-
bes.
341. Summon Idol: A carved stone
statue the size of a mule rises from
the ground.
342. Swarm: You become a swarm of
crows, rats, or piranhas. You can only
be harmed by blast attacks.
343. Telekinesis: You may mentally
move 1 item under 60lbs.
344. Telepathy: Two creatures can
hear each other’s thoughts, no matter
how far apart they move.
345. Teleport: An object or person you
can see is transported from one place
to another in a 50ft radius.
346. Thicket: A thicket of trees and
dense brush up to 50ft wide suddenly
sprouts up.
351. Time Rush: Time in a bubble with
a 25ft radius starts moving two times
faster.
352. Time Slow: Time in a bubble with
a 25ft radius starts moving two times
slower.
353. Tristan: A benign, ordinary, aver-
age man appears until end of spell.
He will obey polite commands.
354. True Sight: You see through all
nearby illusions.
355. Upwell: A spring of seawater ap-
pears.
356. Vision: You completely control
what a creature sees.
361. Visual Illusion: A silent, immo-
bile, room-sized illusion of your
choice appears.
362. Ward: A silver circle 50ft across
appears on the ground. Choose one
species that cannot cross it.
363. Web: Your wrists shoot thick
webbing.
364. X-Ray Vision: You can see
through walls, dirt, clothing, etc.
365. Wizard Mark: Your finger can
shoot a
stream of ulfire-colored paint. This
paint is only visible to you, and can be
seen at any distance, even through
solid objects
366. Zone of Truth: All creatures in a
50ft bubble are compelled to speak
the truth.