Bio-Hazard 
(Level 3) C.t.C: 4/level. 
 This spell releases a toxic cloud into the air that damages all living organisms that it encompasses. The cloud spreads out in a 5 metre per level radius from the caster. Any living thing caught inside must make a Body stat roll (with a penalty equal to the level of the spell) for every round spent within the cloud. This includes any rounds spent attacking the caster with hand to hand or melee weapons. If the roll fails the character loses 2D6(xLevel of Spell) Body Points and 1 Body Stat point. Each lost Body Stat point can be regained with one complete day's rest. The Body Points are restored as normal. 
 The cloud dissipates after 1D6(+Level of Spell) rounds, but this can be hastened by environmental factors such as strong winds or rain. 

Gamma Ray 
(Level 2).
C.t.C: 4+3/Level
 A short, neon green ray that does 10 points (+5 per level) points of damage. Once hit the target must make a Body roll with a penalty equal to the level of the spell. If the roll fails the character becomes ill, losing the equivalent of 1 Body Point stat per day until they are cured, (a full days rest for every Body Stat lost) at which time the lost points are regained. 
 

Geiger Count 
(Level 2)
C.t.C: 4+2/Level
 This spell heightens the caster's senses, allowing them one extra attack/action for each level of the spell.  The spell lasts 1 round per level.  

 
Half-life. 
(Level 1)
C.t.C: 50+20/level. 
 Vital to the continued existence of the Radomancer, this spell involves the outright theft of a person's physical shell. As their power continually eats away at their insides, the Radomancers need healthy bodies to inhabit. They do so by kidnapping travellers and peasants and subjecting them to this spell that transfers the life force of one body into another. 
 Both the victim and the radomancer are strapped down, with their arms bound together. Then the radomancer begins the spell, focussing their life force into a spear point that drives straight into the brain of the victim. 
 The spell then becomes a struggle for dominance. The radomancer and the victim must make three opposed Mind rolls. In order for the Radomacer to take over the victim's body, they must win two of those rolls. 
 To start, the victim makes a Mind roll and their margin of success or failure is applied to the Radomancer's roll, who recieves an additional bonus equal to the level of the spell. As always, a roll of two is an automatic success and a roll of twelve is an automatic failure. 
Ie. The victim, with a Mind stat of 5 rolls 2d6 and comes up with a 7, resulting in a margin of failure of 2. The radomacer, with a Mind stat of 8 then rolls, recieving a bonus of -2 for the victim's failure, and an additional bonus of -3 for the level at which they cast the spell. He rolls a 10, that with the minuses results in a 5. The radomancer wins the first round. 
 The second roll, the victim rolls a 3, giving the radomancer a penalty of +3 on his roll, but still retains the bonus of -3 for the spell. The radomancer then rolls, getting a 9. The victim wins. 
 If the radomancer succeeds, then their mind takes over the new body and the victim's mind is driven out, usually into the discarded and decayed body of the radomancer where it soon dies. But occasionally the mind does not become incased into a new vessel, becoming a wandering spirit. (On a roll of 2 on 2d6).     

Hiroshima. 
(Level 5)
C.t.C: 500
 Performed in a complex ritual that lasts over a period of  nearly twelve hours, a group of high level Radomancers (enough to pool the needed Energy points) slowly summon enough energy to devastate entire cities. Once released, the glowing pillar of energy streaks across the atmosphere towards its target. When it hits there is a blinding flash of light followed by a towering mushroom cloud that erupts into the air and a rushing shockwave of super-heated air that simply flattens everything in its path. 
 In game mechanics, everything within a five mile radius takes 2D6x100 points of damage. In addition, every living creature loses an additional 1D6 Body Stat points. If they are still alive, they still face the problems of tainted food and water and additional fallout. If they remain in the area they must make a daily Body Stat roll. Failing this roll causes the loss of another Body Stat Point. 
 They can only begin to regain lost Body Stat points by leaving the area, finding healthy food and water or receiving adequate medical attention. 

Rad Wall 
(Level 2)
C.t.C: 3/ level
 A protective sphere of glowing green energy that can withstand 5 points of damage per level (ie, a 5th level spell can protect against 20 points of damage) before collapsing. It can also stop gasses and water. Will protect two people, or five square feet  per level. 

X-Ray Vision.
(Level 1)
C.t.C: 3 points per level. 
 This spell gives the caster the level equivalent of the "Heightened Senses" attribute. It also allows them to be able to see through thin materials such as clothing, wood and skin.