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Dungeons & Dragons®

2nd Edition

Tome of Magic

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Forward

Credits

Chapter 1: How to use Tome of Magic

How to Use This Book

Who Is It For?

Wizards

Priest

Magical Items

Patience, Patience, Patience

New Rules for Wizards

Wild Magic

Wild Mages

Level Variations

Elemental Wizards

Metamagic

New Rules for Priests

Quest Spells

Why Quest Spells

Conditions for Quest Spells

Situations Unworthy of Quest Spells

Which Priests Receive Quest Spells

How Is the Quest Spell Granted

Introducing the Quest Spell

The Cost of Quest Spells

Adjudicating Quest Spells

Faith Magic

Devotional Power

Cooperative Magic

New Spheres

Chaos

Law

Numbers

Thought

Time

Travelers

War

Wards

Chapter 2: Wizard Spells

Wizard Spells

1st Level

2nd Level

3rd Level

4th Level

5th Level

6th Level

7th Level

8th Level

9th Level

Chapter 3: Priest Spells

Priest Spells

1st Level

2nd Level

3rd Level

4th Level

5th Level

6th Level

7th Level

Quest Spells

Chapter 4: Magic Item Tables

Magic Items

Aromatic Oils

Potions

Powders

Rings

Rod

Staff

Wands

Micellaneous Magic

Appendix 1: Wizard Spells by School

Abjuration

Alteration

Conjuration/Summoning

Enchantment/Charm

Illusion/Phantasm

Invocation/Evocation

Divination

Necromancy

Wild Magic

Elemental Air

Elemental Earth

Elemental Fire

Elemental Water

Appendix 2: Priest Spells by Sphere

All

Animal

Astral

Chaos

Combat

Creation

Elemental

Guardian

Healing

Law

Necromantic

Number

Plant

Protection

Summoning

Sun

Travelers

Time

Thought

War

Wards

Weather

Appendix 3: Alphabetical Spell Index

Tables

Table 1: Level Variation

Table 2: Wild Surge Results

Table 4: Potions and Oils

Table 5: Rings

Table 6: Rods, Staves, Wands

Table 7: Miscellaneous Magic: Books, Librams, Manuals, Tomes

Table 8: Miscellaneous Magic: Jewels, Jewelry, Phylacteries

Table 9: Miscellaneous Magic: Bracers, Gloves, Hats, Robes

Table 10: Miscellaneous Magic: Bags, Bottles, Pouches, Containers

Table 11: Miscellaneous Magic: Candles, Dusts, Ointments, Stones

Table 12: Miscellaneous Magic: Household Items, Tools, Muscial Instruments

Table 13: Miscellaneous Magic: The Weird Stuff

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Table 8: MISCELLANEOUS MAGIC: Jewels, Jewelry, Phylacteries

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Lens of Speed Reading: While looking through this lens, the user can read any book, document, or
other written material at three times his normal speed with full comprehension.
When used in conjunction with read magic, the lens of speed reading enables the user to quickly scan scrolls and magical tomes to learn their
contents, but it has no effect on the time required to cast spells. The lens will
not decipher codes, improve illegible writing, or allow magic to be read
without the proper spells.

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ealing

Cure Light Wounds (1st)

Slow Poison (2nd)

Cure Serious Wounds (4th)

Fortify* (4th)

Neutralize Poison (4th)

Cure Critical Wounds (5th)

Heal (6th)

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Fur of Warmth: These large, white furs (5′ by 8′) are reportedly taken from the skins of
creatures native to the para-elemental plane of Ice. A person wearing the fur
still feels cold in a cold environment (such as the para-elemental plane of ice),
but does not suffer damage from exposure.

Anyone wrapped in the fur is immune to the natural effects of cold, including
the environments of the inner planes. Anyone wearing the fur takes half-damage
from coldbased attacks. The wearer need not be covered completely by the fur to
receive the enchanted protection; the fur must simply be draped over him like
a cape. If the fur is cut into more than one piece, it loses its magical
property.

If the fur is worn in pleasant or hot weather, it affects the wearer as any
other large fur would.

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Combat

Magical Stone (1st)

Shillelagh (1st)

Chant (2nd)

Spiritual Hammer (2nd)

Prayer (3rd)

Unearthly Choir* (3rd)

Flame Strike (5th)

Insect Plague (5th)

Spiritual Wrath* (6th)

Holy Word (7th)

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Crucible of Melting: A crucible is a small bowl, usually made of fired clay or porcelain, used for
heating substances to extreme temperatures. The bowl is usually placed on a
furnace. The crucible of melting, however, requires no furnace. It melts any metals placed within it when the
command word is spoken. It takes one turn to bring the crucible to a sufficient
temperature to melt metals placed within it. It has no effect on substances
other than metals.

The average crucible of melting can hold up to one cubic foot of material. Note that magical items are
allowed an item saving throw vs. magical fire to avoid destruction. Crucibles of melting are most often found (when found at all) in the laboratories of wizards,
particularly enchanters who specialize in the construction of magical devices.

Whenever a crucible of melting is used, there is a 5% chance of a mishap resulting in an explosion that
inflicts 3d10 points of damage to all creatures within 10 feet. A save vs. rod,
staff, or wand is allowed, with success indicating half damage. The crucible is
allowed an item saving throw vs. disintegration. If it fails, it is destroyed;
otherwise, it is unharmed and may be used again.

Half of all crucibles remain hot for 3 turns. The rest remain hot until a
command word is spoken to cancel the heat.

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Elemental Earth

Fist of Stone (1st)

Fools’ Gold (2nd)

Maximilian’s Earthen Grasp (2nd)

Alamir’s Fundamental Breakdown (3rd)

Maximilian’s Stony Grasp (3rd)

Dig (4th)

Stoneskin (4th)

Turn Pebble to Boulder (4th)

Conjure Elemental (5th)

Distance Distortion (5th)

Passwall (5th)

Stone Shape (5th)

Transmute Rock to Mud (5th)

Wall of Iron (5th)

Wall of Stone (5th)

Glassee (6th)

Move Earth (6th)

Stone to Flesh (6th)

Transmute Water to Dust (6th)

Hatch the Stone From the Egg (7th)

Statue (7th)

Glassteel (8th)

Sink (8th)

Crystalbrittle (9th)

Elemental Aura (9th)

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Amulet of Metaspell Influence: This amulet does not appear to have any magical function (although it radiates
magic if detected) until it is worn by someone using one of the dilation, far-reaching, or extension spells. When such a spell is cast, the amulet adds 50% to the functional
effect of the spell. For example, if extension I is used to increase the duration of a 3rd-level spell by 50%, the wearer of
this amulet can add one-half (50%) to that effect size, raising it to a 75%
extension effect.

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Alteration

Affect Normal Fires (1st)

Burning Hands (1st)

Cantrip (1st)

Color Spray (1st)

Comprehend Languages (1st)

Dancing Lights (1st)

Enlarge (1st)

Erase (1st)

Feather Fall (1st)

Fire Burst (1st)

Fist of Stone (1st)

Gaze Reflection (1st)

Hold Portal (1st)

Jump (1st)

Lasting Breath (1st)

Light (1st)

Mending (1st)

Message (1st)

Metamorphose Liquids (1st)

Murdock’s Feathery Flyer (1st)

Shocking Grasp (1st)

Spider Climb (1st)

Wizard Mark (1st)

Alter Self (2nd)

Continual Light (2nd)

Darkness, 15-foot Radius (2nd)

Deeppockets (2nd)

Fog Cloud (2nd)

Fools’ Gold (2nd)

Irritation (2nd)

Knock (2nd)

Levitate (2nd)

Magic Mouth (2nd)

Maximilian’s Earthen Grasp (2nd)

Pyrotechnics (2nd)

Ride the Wind (2nd)

Rope Trick (2nd)

Sense Shifting (2nd)

Shatter (2nd)

Strength (2nd)

Whispering Wind (2nd)

Wizard Lock (2nd)

Alacrity (3rd)

Alternate Reality* (3rd)

Blink (3rd)

Delude (3rd)

Explosive Runes (3rd)

Far Reaching I (3rd)

Fireflow* (3rd)

Fool’s Speech* (3rd)

Fly (3rd)

Gust of Wind (3rd)

Haste (3rd)

Infravision (3rd)

Item (3rd)

Leomund’s Tiny Hut (3rd)

Maximilian’s Stony Grasp (3rd)

Melf’s Minute Meteors (3rd)

Secret Page (3rd)

Slow (3rd)

Squaring the Circle (3rd)

Tongues (3rd)

Water Breathing (3rd)

Wind Wall (3rd)

Wraithform (3rd)

Dilation I (4th)

Dimension Door (4th)

Extension I (4th)

Far Reaching II (4th)

Fire Shield (4th)

Leomund’s Secure Shelter (4th)

Massmorph (4th)

Mordenkainen’s Celerity (4th)

Otiluke’s Resilient Sphere (4th)

Plant Growth (4th)

Polymorph Other (4th)

Polymorph Self (4th)

Rainbow Pattern (4th)

Rary’s Mnemonic Enhancer (4th)

Solid Fog (4th)

Stoneskin (4th)

Vacancy (4th)

Wizard Eye (4th)

Airy Water (5th)

Animal Growth (5th)

Avoidance (5th)

Distance Distortion (5th)

Extension II (5th)

Fabricate (5th)

Far Reaching III (5th)

Leomund’s Secret Chest (5th)

Lower Resistance (5th)

Passwall (5th)

Stone Shape (5th)

Telekinesis (5th)

Teleport (5th)

Transmute Rock to Mud (5th)

Waveform* (5th)

Claws of the Umber Hulk (6th)

Control Weather (6th)

Death Fog (6th)

Dilation II (6th)

Disintegrate (6th)

Extension III (6th)

Glassee (6th)

Guards and Wards (6th)

Lower Water (6th)

Mirage Arcana (6th)

Mordenkainen’s Lucubration (6th)

Move Earth (6th)

Otiluke’s Freezing Sphere (6th)

Part Water (6th)

Project Image (6th)

Stone to Flesh (6th)

Tenser’s Transformation (6th)

Transmute Water to Dust (6th)

Wildshield* (6th)

Duo-Dimension (7th)

Hatch the Stone From the Egg (7th)

Hornung’s Surge Selector* (7th)

Mordenkainen’s Magnificent Mansion (7th)

Phase Door (7th)

Reverse Gravity (7th)

Spell Shape* (7th)

Statue (7th)

Suffocate (7th)

Teleport Without Error (7th)

Vanish (7th)

Abi-Dalzim’s Horrid Wilting (8th)

Airboat (8th)

Glassteel (8th)

Incendiary Cloud (8th)

Otiluke’s Telekinetic Sphere (8th)

Permanency (8th)

Polymorph Any Object (8th)

Sink (8th)

Crystalbrittle (9th)

Estate Transference (9th)

Glorious Transmutation (9th)

Mordenkainen’s Disjunction (9th)

Shape Change (9th)

Succor (9th)

Temporal Stasis (9th)

Time Stop (9th)

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