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Pg. 218 Alter Weather Pg. 219 Apportion Ka, Attract Fish, Augur Pg. 218 Alter Weather Pg. 219 Apportion Ka, Attract Fish, Augur, Awake Abhoth, Bait Humans, Balk Brood Pg. 220 Baneful Dust of Hermes Trismegistis, Banishment of Yde Etad, Bat Form, Become Spectral Hunter, Pg. 221 Bind Enemy, Bind Loup-Garou (Cage of Kind), Bind Soul, Black Binding, Bless Blade, Pg. 222 Blight/Bless Crop, Body Warping of Gorgoroth, Breath of the Deep, Brew Dream Drug, Brew Space Mead, Pg. 223 Bring Haboob (Sandstorm), Bring Pestilence, Call/Dismiss Arwassa, Call/Dismiss Azathoth, Call/Dismiss The Beast, Call/Dismiss Hastur, Call/Dismiss Ithaqua, Pg. 224 Call/Dismiss Nyogtha, Call/Dismiss Skinless Ones, Call/Dismiss Shub-Niggurath, Call/Dismiss Yog-Sothoth, Candle Communication, Cast Out Devil, Cast Out Shan, Cause/Cure Blindness, Cause Disease, Pg. 225 Chant of Thoth, Charm Animal, Chime of Tezchaptl, Circle of Nausea, Cloak of Fire, Cloud Memory, Clutch of Nyogtha, Pg. 226 Command Animals, Command Dhole, Command Ghost, Command Shark/Porpoise, Compel Flesh, Conjure Glass of Mortlan, Consume Likeness, Pg. 227 Contact Cthonian, Contact Deep One, Contact Deity Chaugnar Faugn, Contact Deity Cthulhu, Contact Deity Eihort, Contact Deity Loa, Pg. 228 Contact Deity Nodens, Contact Deity Nyarlythotep, Contact Deity Skinless One, Contact Deity Tsathoggua, Contact Deity Y’golonac, Contact elder things, Contact Flying Polyp, contact Formless Spawn, Contact Ghoul, Contact Gnoph-Keh, Pg. 229 Contact Hounds of Tindalos, Contact Human, Contact Mi-go, Contact Rat-Thing, Contact Sand Dweller, Contact Servitor of the Outer Gods, Contact Spirits of the Dead, Contact Star Spawn of Cthulhu, Contact Yithian, Control Skin, Pg. 230 Create Bad-Corpse Dust, Create Barrier of Naach-Tith, Create Curse Whistle, Create Fetch Stick, Create Gate, Pg. 231 Create Mists of Releh, Create Scrying Window, Create Self ward, Create Time Gate, Create Window, Create Zombi, Pg. 232 Create Zombie, Curse of Chaugnar Faugn, Curse of Darkness, Curse of the Rat Thing, Curse of the Putrid Husk, Curse of the Stone, Dampen Light, Pg. 233 Death Spell, Deflect Harm, Detect Enchantment, Detrancferance, Dominate, Dread Curse of Azathoth, Dream Vision, Dust Suleiman, Eibons Wheel of Mist, Pg. 234 Elder Sign, Enchant Book, enchant Brazier, Enchant Cane, Enchant Candles, Enchant Doll, Pg. 235 Enchant Gate Box, Enchant Gris-Gris, Enchant Flesh, Enchant Juju, Enchant Knife, Enchant Lance, Enchant Pipes, Enchant Sacrificial Dagger, Enchant Spear, Pg., 236 Stone Tablet, Enchant Wanga, Enchant Whistle, Enthrall Victim, Evil eye, Exile Eihort, Extend, Eye of Light and Darkness, Pg. 237 Eye of the Zombie, Find Gate, Fist of Yog-Sothoth, Flesh Ward, Food of Life, Free Hastur, Glass of Leng, Graft Flesh, Grasp of Cthulhu, Pg. 238 Gray Binding, Hand of Colubra, Heal, Healing, Hearts Courage, Identify Spirit, Impeccable Throw, Pg. 239 Implant Fear, Implant Suggestion, Imprison Mind, Journey to the other side, Keenness of two alike, Lame/Heal Animal, Lamp of Alhazred, Levitate, Look to the future, Pg. 240 Melt Flesh, Mental Suggestion, Mesmerize, Mi-go Hypnosis, Mindblast, Mind Exchange, Mind Transfer, Mirror of Tarkhun Atep, Nightmare, Pg. 241 Parting Sands, Perfection, Pipes of Madness, Plutonian Drug, Pose Mundane (Mask), Powder of Ibz- ghazi, Power Drain, Power of Nyambe, Prinns Crux Ansata, Pg. 242 Raise Night fog, Reach, Red Sign of Shudde-M’ell, Remortification, Resurrection, River Gods Curse, Seal of Isis, Seek Heart, Sekhmenkenhep's Words, Pg. 243 Send Dreaming, Send Dreams, Sending of the Dead, Sense Life, Shining Trapezohedron, Shriveling, Sirens Song, Skin of Sedefkan, Pg. 244 Snare Dreamer, Song of Hastur, Soul Extraction, Soul Singing, Soul Trap, Spectral Razor, Steal Life, Stop Heart, Summon/Bind Baka, Pg. 245 Summon/Bind Brother of Chaughnar Faugh, Summon/Bind Byakhee, Summon/Bind Child of Atalach- Nacha, Summon/Bind Child of Yig, Summon/Bind Dark Young, Summon/Bind Dimensional Shambler, Summon/Bind Fire Vampire, Summon/Bind Hunting Horror Pg. 246 Summon/Bind Nightgaunt, Summon/Bind Servitor of the Outer Gods, Summon/Bind Star Vampire, Summon Effigy of Hate, Summon Plague, Pg. 247 Summon Thrall of Chaughnar Faugh, Transfer Body Parts, Transfer Organs, Unmask Demon, Unspeakable Promise, Vanish, Veiw Gate, Pg. 248 Voice of Ra, Void Light, Voorish Sign, Wandering Soul, Warding, Warding the Eye, Wave of Oblivion, Wither Limb, Wrack, .
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