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Much like the X spells thread, Youthful Appearance is the only Y spell. This is deeply and inherently bigoted. To fix the issue, let us make our own.
Same rules:
- It has to be a real, correctly spelled word. "Y Live", "Y Are You Screaming", and "Yvebvrhgthrfvdvdf Ray" are not valid.
- It can't be a name. "YAHWEH's Glare" does not count.
- It has to be relevant. "Yellow Beam" is not valid for a spell that has nothing to do with the color yellow.
- It can't reuse words. If someone already posting something with "X-Ray", you can't use "X-Ray".
- It doesn't have to be balanced, but if you can make it balanced-ish if you're in the mood and stuff.
I'll start.
Yielding Prison
School: Conjuration Sorcerer/Wizard 5
Components V, S, M (a cube of grapefruit Jello)
Duration 1 round/level
Target: Targeted creature
Range: close (25 feet + 5 feet/level)
Save: Reflex negates SR: No
A five-foot-square cube of grapefruit Jello appears around the victim, taking up all free space in the square. It has hardness 10, 10 HP/CL and is immune to bludgeoning, slashing, and piercing damage. The imprisoned creature takes half of all damage taken by the prison. The imprisoned creature must hold its breath or begin suffocating as gelatin floods its lungs.
The prison takes half again damage from bite attacks and its usual resistances do not apply. The imprisoned creature does not take damage from bite attacks. However, the creature making the attack must make a Fortitude save or take 1d6 Constitution damage as it swallows the goo.
The gelatin created is not kosher.