Reality seems to tear open revealing a dark rift. From the blackness a shadow elemental emerges. The first of many, it is ready to serve.

This mystery functions like the spell summon monster I, except as noted here. You can summon one elder, two greater, four Huge, or eight Large shadow elementals.

This mystery functions like the spell incendiary cloud, except that it deals cold damage rather than fire damage.

You summon a creature of shadow to serve you, call it through the barriers between worlds.

This mystery functions like the spell summon monster I, except as noted here. You can summon one Huge, two Large, or four Medium or smaller shadow elementals.

The air blackens, the shadows of the alleys lengthen, and the wind shrieks as the Shadow and Material Planes collide.

Black labyrinth causes substantial disorientation within the area it affects. Direction and distance become impossible to determine, as the world itself bends and twists.

You detach your own shadow and animate it with extraplanar energies, creating a dark-hued hazy duplicate of yourself.

This mystery functions like the spell project image, except as noted above. In addition, the image that you project has concealment unless it is in direct sunlight or within the area of a daylight spell.

You create a wall of frigid shadow that blocks vision and wracks all who pass through it with cold.

You create a wall of shadow that completely blocks line of sight. Any creature passing through the walls takes 1d6 points of cold damage per caster level (maximum 15d6).

You open a conduit to the Plane of Shadow, leaching out energy maintaining an ongoing effect.

This mystery functions like the spell break enchantment.

This more potent version of the mystery shadows fade functions like the spell greater dispel magic.

You reach into shadow and draw forth a reflection of active magic, merging it with that magic and causing them to cancel each other.

This mystery functions like the spell dispel magic.