Sven Eitresson

The subject can hear distant sounds as if physically present, to the range of the new sense. The subject must concentrate to use this sense, and while using it, cannot use normal hearing. This spell does not translate visual images, only sounds.

The subject can see distant scenes as if physically present, to the range of the new sense. The subject must concentrate to use this sense and cannot use normal vision or astral perception while using it. Magicians cannot target spells using clairvoyance. Astral perception cannot be used in conjunction with clairvoyance. Other vision enhancements possessed by the subject (natural or cybernetic), function through this spell. The spell does not translate sound.

The subject can detect living targets within range who have hostile intentions towards him. The spell does not detect traps (since they are not alive), nor can it detect someone about to shoot into a crowd at random (the hostility is not directed at the subject of the spell). The spell can detect an ambush or other surprise attack.

The subject of this spell can more easily hit targets (who are within range of the sense) with ranged attacks. For every 2 net successes on the Sorcery Test, the subject receives a -1 target number modifier, with a maximum modifier equal to half the spell's Force. This effect is cumulative with non-cyber targeting devices (laser sights, scopes, smartgoggles and so on) and with optical-based cyberware (optical vision magnification), but not with electronic-based cyberware (smartlinks). The caster must touch the subject of the spell.

The Flame Aura spell creates a rippling aura of flames around a subject's body, extending out a number of centimeters equal to the spell's successes. Anyone attacking the subject in melee combat must resist (Force)M damage. Impact Armor protects against this damage if the gamemaster decides the attacker struck with an armored portion of his or her body. Any successful melee attack made by a being surrounded by a flame aura increases the Power of its Damage Code by +2.

This area spell gives any living beings who enter its range feelings of imminent danger, fear and unease. Characters will simultaneously feel chilled and nervous; their hackles will rise and they'll feel slightly panicked. In game terms, any character who wishes to stay in the area or move through it must succeed in an Opposed Willpower Test against the spell's net successes. If they fail, they're too spooked to stay in the area and must leave it immediately.

This spell creates a flat sheet of ice covering a radius equal to the caster's Magic Attribute in meters. Characters crossing the sheet must make a Quickness (Force) Test to avoid falling prone, adding a +1 to the target number for every two successes, up to a maximum bonus equal to the Force of the spell. Vehicles must make a Crash Test (p. 147). The sheet melts at a rate of 1 square meter per minute in normal temperatures.

The Ignite spell accelerates molecular motion in the target, causing it to catch fire. The spell's Threshold is half the target's Body or Barrier Rating. The base time for the target to ignite is 10 turns, divided by the number of successes over the Threshold, limited to a number of successes equal to the spell's Force. Once the target ignites, it burns normally until it burns up or is extinguished by smothering or water.

Ignite wraps a living target in flames, causing 6M damage on the first turn. The Power increases by 1 per Combat Turn. Resolve the damage at the end of each turn by making a Damage Resistance Test. Impact Armor protects against this damage. Ammo or explosives carried by a victim may explode (see Flamethrower, SR3 p.197). If flames are not extinguished, they burn out in 1D6 Combat Turns.

Magic Fingers creates a psychokinetic effect like "invisible hands" that can hold or manipulate items. The successes on the Sorcery Test become the spell's effective Strength and Quickness, up to the Force of the spell. The caster can use skills remotely with Magic Fingers, but all target numbers receive a +2 modifier due to problems of fine control. Even simple actions like picking up a coin may require a Quickness test, at the gamemaster's discretion.

The caster can fight, pick a lock, or take any other action he desires using the magic fingers as if they were real hands. The spell can reach any point the caster can see, and Clairvoyance or other remote-viewing technology can be used to get a close-up of the scene as long as it is within the caster's normal line of sight. This spell comes in very handy for disarming bombs and handling other hazardous work from a safe distance.

Manabolt and Manaball channel destructive magical power into the target, doing physical damage. As mana spells, they only affect living and magical targets, and are resisted by Willpower (or Force). Manabolt affects a single target. Manaball is an area spell.

The mask spell alters the target's voice, scent and other physical characteristics. The target assumes a physical appearance (of the same basic size and shape), chosen by the caster. Observers can make a Resistance Test to attempt to overcome the illusion. Mask affects the minds of viewers. Physical Mask creates an illusion that affects technological sensors as well.

Powerbolt and Powerball channel destructive magical power into the target, doing physical damage. These spells affect both living and non-living targets, and are resisted by the target's Body. The target number for non-living targets can be found on the Object Resistance Table (p. 182). Powerbolt affects a single target. Powerball is an area spell.

Resist Pain allows the subject to ignore the pain of injuries, reducing the penalties from physical damage (but not stun damage). Each success on the Sorcery Test removes the effect of one box of damage from the subject's Physical Damage Monitor, up to a maximum equal to the spell's Force. It does not remove the damage itself, only eliminates the modifiers. Resist Pain can only be used once on any given set of injuries. It cannot be used to counteract Deadly damage, because any character with a Deadly injury is unconscious and must be healed.

The spell is "permanent" in that the boost to the patient's endorphin levels does not wear off. If the subject's damage rises above the Condition Level at which the patient is resisting pain or the existing injuries heal, the spell dissipates.

These spells strike the target with an explosion of air, making a thunderous noise. In addition to causing Stun damage and the elemental effect of blast (see p. 52, MitS), the spell deafens the target for 1 Combat Turn for every 2 successes generated by the caster (up to a maximum equal to the spell's Force).

These spells strike the target with an explosion of air, making a thunderous noise. In addition to causing Stun damage and the elemental effect of blast (see p. 52, MitS), the spell deafens the target for 1 Combat Turn for every 2 successes generated by the caster (up to a maximum equal to the spell's Force).

This spell produces a fierce gust of wind in whatever direction the caster desires, affecting an area with a radius equal to the caster's Magic Attribute in meters. The Strength of the gust is equal to the successes on the Sorcery Test (up to the Force of the spell), and it can scatter light objects such as paper and leaves. Freestanding items with a Barrier Rating lower than the spell's Strength are knocked over. Living targets in the area of effect must make a Knockdown Test (p. 124, SR3) against the Strength of the spell when the spell is cast and at the beginning of each Combat Turn.