Narquin's uses some of the caster's own blood to create an acidic mist that attacks a target(s). If you cast the spell on multiple targets, you will need more of your blood, thus increasing the damage you take, and additional guild points per target.

A significant limitation of the spell is that, as when a wizard takes damage in combat when casting other spells, the pain from cutting their own arm as part of the spell can be enough to interrupt the caster's concentration and lose the spell. While improved skills can reduce this, it cannot stop it.

The amount of damage which the caster receives is usually between one and two hundred hit points for a single target. This compares to around one and half times the offensive bonus of the caster damage dealt to the target.

 

If the wizard uses the spell Chrenedict's Calcareous Covering, they may find it difficult to cut themselves to use their own blood. The only remedy for this problem is the use of a sparkling knife, which can be bought from the travelling shop and cuts through hardened skin.