Magres

Windbolt spell quest didn't give a spell, the "You do not know a spell with that name" messages were in response to "/cast windbolt" Edit: Update, similar story for Roar, posting for posterity and record-keeping

Finishing the Deathgrip spell quest gave me the Farm spell instead. Documenting screenshot:

If you close the dailylogin rewards window early, you get nothing

Reformatting Cauterize: Feature effects Personal cleansing of harmful negative effects, at cost of health in addition to whatever material components are required. Targets: This feature would be self-targetted. Effects: This feature would strip Minecraft's debuffs (Slowness, Weakness, Mining Fatigue, Nausea, Blindness, Hunger, Poison, Wither). It would also inflict a relatively hefty chunk of damage (6-ish hearts?) Explanation Powerful spells with self-harm attached to them are mechanically interesting. You've just been blinded by a Lesser Ghast while a

Oooh actually an interesting variant on just a straight Cleanse that I didn't think of before. Something like maybe Cauterize as a name? Largely the same as the Cleanse idea, but you also take damage when you cast it. So you have to decide "is it worth burning a chunk of my health bar to clean these effects off?" when you're considering using it, which adds another layer to the spell and makes it more complicated, because "bind this spell, keep a couple stacks of Redstone in inventory, cycle to Cleanse when hit with a nasty effect and pop it then cycle back to standard combat" isn't that deep

Cleanse - Purify all negative effects that are Minecraft debuffs (slowness, poison, wither, blind, etc) that are on you. As for why, I think it would make some fights more engaging in interesting ways. Bind your Cleanse spell to an item, keep it on your hotbar, and you've got a good reason to cycle items on your hotbar mid fight. Currently I sit on my bow unless I'm fighting an Enderman (or Lesser Ghast) or am hurt/hungry. I like reactive use spells because they make combat more complicated and add intelligent decisions you have to make, which is interesting. That said, if there are