Volume I

Lost Spells
Uncover Spells Lost to the Ages!

20 Classic Edition Spells

Reimagined for Fifth Edition
By Brian Berg and Mark Hart
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Written by: Brian Berg and Mark A. Hart
Editing: Brian Berg
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Preface
Every player has their favorite character
class. The longer you’ve played fantasy
RPGs, the more different classes you’ve no
doubt played, but we all have our favorite
that we return to time and time again. For
many players, the wizard wins this
popularity contest hands down. For these
players, finding new spells, casting them in
the game, and coming up with weird, silly,
or downright crazy uses for them has always
been among the best parts of the game.
Throughout the game’s history, from the
first set of rules to 5th edition, spells have
been a major component. Certainly, the
rules have changed several times, and how
magic works has morphed over the
decades, but even today many spells still
retain the same names and flavor as they
did back in 1974. Who hasn’t wanted to cast
wish, or bombard monsters with meteor
swarm? How many low-level wizards have
relied on sleep and magic missile to survive
their first adventures?
One could argue that the core 5E rules have
all the spells one could ever need. While
such a statement is largely true, there is the
compelling argument that spells are like
dice: you can never have too many! Indeed,
the more dice the better… and the more
spells, the better. More spells equal more
options, both for spellcasting characters and
for GMs and their monsters, villains, and
NPCs.
Given my love of wizards, spells, and
spellcasters, working on this book has been
a pleasure. It has given me the opportunity
to bring some old classics into the current
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edition of the game. Writing this book has
also allowed me to introduce some new
spells in hopes of making the game more
exciting, flavorful, and fascinating.
So, grab your spell book, fill up your
component pouch, and delve into the
Libram of Lost Spells. Have at it!
Introduction
Few elements of fantasy role-playing offer
as much potential and promise like magical
spells. While magic items certainly attract
attention and enthusiasm, such things
remain under the GM’s control; no matter
how much your wizard desires that staff of
the magi, you are somewhat at the mercy of
the GM as to when—or if—you locate such
a relic.
Spells, however, are different. With each
new experience level, a spellcaster has more
spells to choose from and more
opportunities to add to their spell
repertoire. While the GM has final say as to
which spells enter their campaign setting, in
most cases players have a great deal of
freedom to choose the spells they want.
Along similar lines, spells offer a direct and
potent way for adventurers to change,
manipulate, improve, or overcome the world
around them. About to face a dragon’s fiery
breath? Make sure to prepare protection
from energy; need to take out a horde of
orcs and bugbears? Prepare a few fireballs
and lightning bolts to scatter your enemies
before you. Spells offer tremendous control
and flexibility to characters. As adventurers
gain levels and challenge ever-greater foes,
their spell power often proves the crucial
factor in determining the victor.
Given the importance of spells and their
utility, it should come as no surprise that
clerics, sorcerers, wizards, and their ilk are
perpetually seeking new magic to add to
their arsenal. You now hold in your hands a
collection of such magic to tempt even the
most restrained wizard. This book contains
the stuff of which dreams are made—at
least if you happen to be a spellcaster!
As you page through this work, you may
recognize some spells that go back to the
game’s earlier roots, back before anyone
spoke about which edition they played. We
have plucked a number of old classics from
the past and updated them for 5E. In
addition, we have plundered forgotten
cities, raided cursed tombs, and uncovered
magic never before seen. Within you will
find spells for every spellcasting class, a
number of which serve to fill in gaps in
existing spell lists that all but demand
expansion—if you’ve ever played a warlock,
you’ll understand what we mean!
If you are a player, have fun reading
through these spells. Take some time to
imagine how you can use them to defeat
monsters, acquire new treasures, and keep
the GM on their toes. If you are a GM, look
at each spell with a critical eye and decide if
you want them in your campaign (even if
only the villain has access to them!). Also
consider how these spells might best fit into
your milieu and how characters might
discover or acquire them.
Acquiring New Spells
For a spellcaster, spell slots represent their
most precious resource. Once a caster runs
out of slots, they are forced to rely on magic
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items and their comrades for protection. A
close second resource in order of
importance, especially for sorcerers and
wizards, are their spells known. Wizards gain
two new spells with each new level, whereas
sorcerers only receive one per experience
level (warlocks gain one spell known each
level, but the progression slows starting at
10th level) As a result, spellcasters must take
great care in choosing which spells to have
in their repertoire and which to cast. The
wrong choice can leave the caster with the
wrong spell at the worst time.
Given these limitations, it often presents
difficult choices for characters as to whether
to add new spells to those they already
know, let alone spending their precious slots
on them. To help get new spells into
campaign circulation, here are several tips
and tactics for the GM to use.
In Media Res. Sometimes, the best impetus
to demonstrate a new spell is for a monster
or enemy spellcaster to use it against the
adventuring party. When used at the right
moment in the right situation, one of these
new spells can not only surprise characters,
but also make them want to get a copy of
that spell for themselves.
Scrolls. Spell scrolls are, and always have
been, an important part of treasure hoards.
These one-shot magic items give
spellcasters more options and greater
flexibility since they do not count against
spells known, and they don’t burn any of the
character’s spell slots when used. This allows
the GM to easily introduce new spells into
the campaign and gives spellcasters a
chance to try out new spells without cost
(other than expending an action).
Special Rewards. If a spellcaster performs an
exceptional or dangerous service for
another spellcaster, the reward could well
include a new spell or two. In such
situations, the GM could say these bonus
spells do not count against the character’s
spells known.
Strange Magic. In cases where the GM wants
to see a new spell used in play but doesn’t
necessarily want it to become a regular part
of a caster’s repertoire, then the GM might
consider bending the rules a bit. The
adventurers might uncover a “new” spell or
two in a ruined library or an ancient crypt,
but these spells operate in a different
fashion than most magic. In such a case, a
spellcaster may use one of these unearthed
spells one time and one time only—after
that, the spell vanishes from existence. As an
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alternative, the spell might reappear in its
tome a month or a year later (or whatever
time interval the GM chooses).
Exotic Components. The GM should feel free
to add weird, exotic, or expensive material
components to any of the spells included in
this book, especially for more potent magic.
Keep in mind, however, that if the
component cost proves too expensive, the
character in question may never bother
casting it. When a spell requires an unusual
or rare component that cannot simply be
purchased, it can serve as the impetus for a
quest or a series of adventures all on its
own.
Spell List
Accelerated Healing (Cleric 2, Druid 2)
Armor Of Faith (Cleric 1)
Baleful Glare (Bard 0, Warlock 0, Wizard 0)
Bone Spurs (Wizard 2)
Circle of Serpents (Cleric 2, Druid 2, Ranger 2)
Clutch the Heart (Cleric 6, Sorcerer 6, Warlock 6,
Wizard 6)
Death Fog (Wizard 5)
Eye of the Storm (Cleric 5, Druid 5, Sorcerer 5)
Foretold Doom (Bard, Cleric 3, Druid 3, Warlock
3, Wizard 3)
Glassteel (Sorcerer 8, Wizard 8)
Guiding Arrow (Ranger 1)
Healing Dyad (Cleric 4, Paladin 4)
Ice Caltrops (Druid 1, Ranger 1, Sorcerer 1)
Kiss of the Vargouille (Warlock 5, Wizard 5)
Lockjaw (Druid 2, Ranger 2)
Memento Mori (Bard 2, Cleric 2, Warlock 2)
Paralytic Spittle (Cleric 1, Druid 1, Sorcerer 1,
Warlock 1)
Protection from Normal Missiles (Cleric 3,
Sorcerer 3, Wizard 3)
Quick Armor (Cleric 1, Paladin 1)
Razorleaf (Druid 0)
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Spells, Vol. I
ACCELERATED HEALING (CLERIC 2,
DRUID 2)
2nd-level transmutation (ritual)
Casting Time: 1 Minute
Range: Touch
Components: V, S
Duration: 24 hours
You speed up the natural healing of a
creature you touch. When the affected
creature expends Hit Dice to recover hit
points, it gains the maximum possible
amount on each die. In addition, the
creature regains all expended Hit Dice after
a long rest.
ARMOR OF FAITH (CLERIC 1)
1st-level abjuration
Casting Time: 1 Action
Range: Self
Components: V, S, M (piece of cloth with
holy text stitched into it)
Duration: Concentration, up to 10 minutes
This spell forms a shimmering, radiant field
around you like a suit of armor. As long as
you maintain this spell, each time a weapon
attack would hit you, as a reaction you can
expend a 1st-level spell slot to either gain
resistance against the triggering attack or
increase your AC by +1. If the increased AC
would cause the attack to miss, then the
attack misses instead. You must declare
your choice before the GM announces the
damage from this attack.
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Damage Reduction. For each level of the
spell slot you expend, bludgeoning,
piercing, and slashing damage you take
from nonmagical weapons is reduced by 3
points.
At higher levels.
For each level of the spell slot you expend,
your AC increases by +1 against that attack.
Baleful Glare (Bard 0, Warlock 0,
Wizard 0)
Enchantment cantrip
Casting Time: 1 Action
Range: Self
Components: S
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute
You exude supernatural menace that
unnerves those around you. Your voice
undergoes a slight but noticeable change,
and your facial features take on subtle hints
of your choice of a fiendish, undead, or
celestial features. As long as you maintain
concentration with this spell, you gain
advantage on Charisma (Intimidate) checks.
While this spell remains active, however, you
suffer disadvantage on all Charisma
(Persuasion) checks.
BONE SPURS (WIZARD 2)
2nd-level necromancy
Casting Time: 1 Action
Range: 30 feet
Components: V, S, M (bone shard)
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute
Large, jagged bone spurs erupt from the
feet and ankles of a creature you can see
within range. The creature must make a
Constitution saving throw or suffer 2d10
necrotic damage. In addition, the creature’s
speed is halved, and it suffers 1d8 piercing
damage each round it moves more than five
feet.
At Higher Levels.
When you cast this spell using a spell slot of
3rd level or higher, the damage inflicted
when the target creature moves increases
by 1d8 for each slot level above 2nd.
CIRCLE OF SERPENTS (CLERIC 2, DRUID
2, RANGER 2)
2nd-level conjuration
Casting Time: 1 Action
Range: 90 feet
Components: V, S, M (snake scale)
Duration: 1 minute
Snakes crawl from the ground, writhing and
slithering in a circle around a creature you
can see within range. The snakes do not
attack or otherwise harm the creature unless
the creature steps outside the circle, at
which time the snakes attack using your
reaction. They use your spell attack bonus. If
they hit, the target takes 5d6 poison
damage, after which the spell ends. The
snakes do not attack other creatures, even if
they enter or leave the target creature’s
space.
CLUTCH THE HEART (CLERIC 6,
SORCERER 6, WARLOCK 6, WIZARD 6)
th
6 -level necromancy
Casting Time: 1 Action
Range: 60 feet
Components: V, S
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute
You stretch forth your hand towards an
enemy creature you can see in range and
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motion to rip its heart free from its chest.
The target must make a Constitution saving
throw. On a failed save, it takes 8d6 necrotic
damage, or half as much damage on a
successful save. If the creature fails this save,
each round as a bonus action you can inflict
an additional 4d6 necrotic damage against
it. Each round at the end of its turn, the
creature can attempt another saving throw
to end the effect. If the target reaches 0 hit
points, its heart bursts free from its chest
and flies into your waiting palm, still
beating, at which time the creature dies.
DEATH FOG (WIZARD 5)
5th-level necromancy
Casting Time: 1 Action
Range: 120 feet
Components: V, S
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute
When you cast this spell, a pale fog rises
from the ground to fill a 20-foot-radius
sphere at a point you can see within range.
Each round a living creature begins its turn
inside this fog, they must roll a Constitution
saving throw or suffer 5d6 necrotic damage.
The fog changes color to become
increasingly dark red the more damage it
inflicts.
As an action, you can move the fog cloud
up to 60 feet, but if it moves out of range,
the spell ends immediately.
Any round you or any of your chosen allies
start their turn within the cloud, you each
gain 3 temporary hit points, but only if the
cloud inflicted damage on enemies in a
previous round.
At Higher Levels.
When you cast this spell using a spell slot of
6th level or higher, the damage increases by
1d6 and the temporary hit points increase the affected creature, protecting them from
by 2 for each slot level above 5th. one of the elements. When the target
creature is subjected to an effect that inflicts
EYE OF THE STORM (CLERIC 5, DRUID 5, acid, cold, fire, or lightning damage, they
gain resistance against that type of damage.
SORCERER 5)
For example, if you are caught in a cone of
5th-level abjuration
cold, you gain resistance to cold damage.
Casting Time: 1 Reaction
Range: 30 feet
Components: V, S FORETOLD DOOM (BARD 3, CLERIC 3,
Duration: Instantaneous
DRUID 3, WARLOCK 3, WIZARD 3)
2nd-level enchantment
For a brief moment, this spell causes
Casting Time: 1 Action
incoming destructive
Range: 60 feet
energies to flow around
Components: V, S
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 hour

You inform a creature that can hear your

voice the circumstances of its
impending demise. If the creature
fails a Wisdom saving throw, it
believes your prognostication and
lives in fear of this unavoidable
doom. As part of this spell, you name
a type of creature (such as a scorpion,
snake, horse, orc, etc.), object (for
example, a sword or a suit of armor),
or hazard (such as fire, a
thunderstorm, or ice). As long as the
spell remains in effect, whenever the
target creatures see the source of its
supposed doom, it becomes frightened.

Once the creature encounters the source

of its fear, it can attempt a new saving
throw at the end of each of its turns to
break the spell’s effect.

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GLASSTEEL (SORCERER 8, WIZARD 8)
8th-level transmutation
Casting Time: 1 Action
Range: Touch
Components: V, S, M (piece of glass and
piece of steel)
Duration: Permanent
You transform a piece of crystal or glass to
have the toughness and resilience of steel.
You can affect one window-sized piece of
transparent material no larger than 3 feet
tall by 2 feet wide and an inch thick.
Glassteel has an AC of 20 with 28 (8d6) hit
points, as well as resistance to piercing and
slashing attacks made by nonmagical
weapons that aren’t adamantine.
GUIDING ARROW (RANGER 1)
st
1 -level divination
Casting Time: 1 Bonus Action
Range: Touch
Components: V
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute
You cast this spell on an arrow or similar
piece of ammunition and then fire it at a
chosen target. If the arrow hits, you have
advantage on ranged weapon attacks
against that target as long as this spell
remains in effect. If the target spends an
action to remove the guiding arrow, this
spell ends immediately.
HEALING DYAD (CLERIC 4, PALADIN 4)
4th-level abjuration
Casting Time: 1 Action
Range: Touch
Components: V, S
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute
You forge a magical connection between
yourself and a creature you touch. As long
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as this spell remains in effect, you can cast
cure wounds on that creature up to a range
of 60 feet. The creature need not be within
sight, and you do not need line of effect to
your healing partner.
If the other creature can also cast cure
wounds, it can cast it on you up to a range
of 60 feet.
ICE CALTROPS (DRUID 1, RANGER 1,
SORCERER 1)
1st-level conjuration
Casting Time: 1 Action
Range: 60 feet
Components: V, S
Duration: 1 minute
Razor-sharp ice caltrops cover the ground in
a 20-foot-radius square staring from a point
within range. For the duration, any creature
that moves into or through the area of
effect must make a Dexterity saving throw
or take 2d6 piercing and 1d6 cold damage.
The area of effect becomes difficult terrain.
At Higher Levels.
When you cast this spell using a spell slot of
2nd level or higher, the piercing and cold
damage increases by 1d6 for each slot level
above 1st.
KISS OF THE VARGOUILLE (WARLOCK 5,
WIZARD 5)
5th-level necromancy
Casting Time: 1 Action
Range: Touch
Components: V, S
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute
This horrific spell forces a temporary change
in a Large-sized or smaller humanoid
creature you touch, causing its head to tear
free from its body and attack your enemies. MEMENTO MORI (BARD 2, CLERIC 2,
The target must make a Constitution saving
WARLOCK 2)
throw. If it fails, it becomes incapacitated
2nd-level divination
and its head rips free of its body and
Casting Time: 1 Action
transforms into a vargouille—a bat-winged,
Range: Touch
undead severed head. Each round, as a
Components: V, S, M (small talisman)
bonus action you can mentally command
Duration: Permanent
the severed head to fly at a speed of 20 feet,
or you can mentally command it to attack
With this spell you enchant a talisman or
another creature you can see. The vargouille
memento and link it to a creature you
makes a melee weapon attack using your
touch. Thereafter, regardless of the distance
spell attack modifier. If the vargouille hits, it
between you and the creature, the talisman
inflicts 1d6 piercing damage plus 3d6
changes color and appearance based on the
poison damage. The head is AC 12 and has
creature’s health. If the creature suffers a
hit points equal to your spellcasting mod-
serious illness or poisoning, for example, the
ifier plus your character level. If the head or
talisman darkens in color and shows visible
body sustains enough damage to drop it to
cracks. If the creature dies, the memento
0 hit points, the spell ends immediately and
crumbles to ash. You do not know the
the target creature is restored to normal
specifics of the creature’s health or what
with its head intact once more.
threatens it, but you know whether it is in
mortal jeopardy or deceased. You can
The target of this spell can attempt a
maintain a number of enchanted talismans
Wisdom saving throw at the end of each of
equal to your proficiency bonus at a time.
its turns, with success ending this spell,
causing the vargouille to fly back to the
Material Component. The talisman to be
body and restoring the head to its body,
enchanted must have a value of 100 gp or
intact. Any damage the vargouille suffers
greater, but it can be fashioned of ceramic,
does not affect the target creature.
leather, metal, or wood in any shape or form
you desire. Clerics often use a holy symbol
LOCKJAW (DRUID 2, RANGER 2) of their faith as the object.
3rd-level necromancy
Casting Time: 1 Action
PARALYTIC SPITTLE (CLERIC 1, DRUID 1,
Range: 60 feet
Components: V, S SORCERER 1, WARLOCK 1)
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute 1st-level conjuration
Casting Time: 1 Action
You lock shut the jaw of a creature in range Range: 30 feet
that you can see. The creature must make a Components: V, S
Wisdom saving throw. If it fails, it loses the Duration: 1 round
use of any bite attack it possesses, and it
cannot cast spells with a verbal component. You spit a glob of paralytic spittle at a target
Each round at the beginning of its turn, the you can see within range. The creature must
creature can attempt the save again, with make a Constitution saving throw or be
success ending the spell. paralyzed until the start of your next turn.

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PROTECTION FROM NORMAL MISSILES thrown properties with ranges of 20 feet/60
feet. The leaf reverts to its natural form after
(CLERIC 3, SORCERER 3, WIZARD 3)
being thrown or when the spell expires.
3rd-level abjuration
Casting Time: 1 Action
Range: Touch
Components: V, S
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute

A creature warded by this spell gains several

benefits. First, ranged nonmagical weapon
attacks against the protected creature suffer
disadvantage, and second, the creature
gains resistance to damage from those
attacks.

QUICK ARMOR (CLERIC 1, PALADIN 1)

1st-level conjuration
Casting Time: 1 Reaction
Range: 30 feet
Components: V
Duration: Instantaneous

With a motion, you animate the armor of

one or more willing creatures, allowing
them to don their armor instantly. Both the
suits of armor and their intended wearers
must be within range for this spell to work,
and a creature cannot already be wearing
armor. Alternatively, you can reverse the
spell so that creatures doff their armor
instantly. The doffed pieces end up stacked
neatly adjacent to the wearer.

RAZOR LEAF (DRUID 0)

Transmutation cantrip
Casting Time: 1 Bonus Action
Range: Touch
Components: V, S
Duration: 1 minute

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License v 1.0a Copyright 2000, Wizards of
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the Coast, LLC.; Authors Mike Mearls,
Jeremy Crawford, Chris Perkins, Rodney
Thompson, Peter Lee, James Wyatt,
Robert J. Schwalb, Bruce R. Cordell, Chris
Sims, and Steve Townshend, based on
original material by E. Gary Gygax and
Dave Arneson.
Libram of Lost Arcana, vol. I © 2018 Total
Party Kill Games; Authors: Brian Berg,
Mark A. Hart.