Antimagic Field: Garland creates a small, invisible field of antimagic extending up to ten feet around himself. This potent ward utterly negates the effect of mystical powers and qualities within its radius, affecting all forms of magic or supernatural energy. Other spells cannot take effect in the antimagic field while it remains active.

However, there are limits to such mortal power. While it cannot be used to end existing magical effects, the antimagic field will suppress them until the two no longer overlap (most often caused by Garland moving away). Also, until Garland dismisses the antimagic field, he cannot effectively use other magic spells.

Elvoldor's Effulgent Embers: Upon evoking this spell, one of Garland's hands becomes wreathed in fire. After grasping a handful of dirt or ash from his surrounding environment (or a handy component pouch if necessary) with the burning hand, he hurls the smouldering, sulfurous embers towards his target(s). Each of the tiny embers functions like a bomblet, exploding on contact with an intense burst of light, heat, and force.

Fireball (Delayed Blast): A signature spell of the battle-conscious arcanist, fireball evokes a flashy, searing explosion. As fireball is cast, a pea-sized mote of conspicuous red light is formed at the tips of Garland's fingers before flying forth and blossoming into a lovely flower of flame at its target. Due to its power and efficiency, fireball has the notoriety of being a ubiquitous spell in the repertoires of many magicians - making it very easy to counter if properly identified.

In addition to the original spell, Garland may cast a variation known as delayed blast fireball with two notable differences. First, the glowing red bead may have its detonation delayed by up to 30 seconds. During that time, the bead may be moved or thrown by another creature. Second, a delayed blast fireball is more complex in its execution, and explodes with far greater force. As a consequence of its increased power, delayed blast fireball places a greater strain on its caster's physical and mental stamina.

Gorne's Fulminant Wrath: Tapping into dormant electrostatic energies, Garland channels a singularly massive bolt of lightning to smite his foes. The bolt may either expend its energy directly into a single target, or explode outward from that point into a voltaic energy field which grounds itself out through multiple contacts. Those lucky enough to survive this spell have reported feelings of momentary nausea, confusion, disorientation, or even brief lapses of consciousness.

Phantom Sword: Garland conjures a narrow, shimmering field of shearing force which closely resembles a sword. He can direct the phantom sword to strike at any opponent that is near his location, requiring little to no effort beyond a simple mental command to assign or change its target. Garland may continue to use physical attacks or cast spells while the sword is active.

The phantom sword has no physical mass, and cannot be destroyed through physical means. However, the sword is mystically bound to Garland and cannot pursue an enemy beyond a short distance. If an enemy retreats beyond this range, then the sword will return to Garland and hover in place.

Zuoja's Gelid Scorn: This harsh convocation calls forth a cruel, bitterly cold blast of wind through the targeted area, chilling one or more subjects to the bone. The frigid temperatures are certainly powerful enough to freeze water and leech moisture from the air, and is jokingly rumored to be potent enough to cause rain on the sun's surface or to render an active volcano into dormancy.