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Spellsongs

Song Title	Level	Song Affect
Antrippas Anthem	10	+hitroll, scales with level (max +10)
Crystalmir's Waltz	10	+cha and +dex, scales with level (max dex+1, cha+2)
Hymn of Ilya	10	a healing song
Laenara's Tale	10	“soothed” area affect
Landsleys March	10	+morale, scales with level (max +10)
Lensmoors Anthem	10	+hitroll, scales with level (max +10)
Sunscape Chorus	10	creates a brilliant light
Tarios Dirge	10	-morale area affect
Teachers Tune	10	helps with learning
Vyscordia's Pain	10	counteracts other songs in the room
Dedication of the Storm	15	similar to control weather worse
Suantra	15	10% armor debuff area affect
Ildriin's Mist	15	creates wisps of mist
Balor's Cantata	20	+damroll, scales with level (max +11)
Forever Singing	20	+saves, scales with level (max +10)
Lullabye of Ispep	30	sleep area affect
Anathemas Lilt	30	makes everyone dance
Rhyme to Dulamon	35	another healing song
Duwoan Lament	35	makes mobs attack each other
Sirens Wail	40	calls mobs into the singer's room
Crafters Song	45	crafts take fewer moves and are finished faster
Ode to Madness	60	adds a random spellup
Harmony of the Magi	70	channel the energy of the song into your attacks

Spellsongs use the skill spell singing to do interesting affects. You have to be a certain level before you can use certain spellsongs.

Make sure that you get an additional message after you start spellsinging, otherwise the spellsong isn't really working. You can try singing it multiple times in a row without penalty, so just keep trying until the additional message appears.

Historical note: You used to have to “spellsing stop” before singing again, but thank Arawn, now you don't.

This information was originally compiled by Thurston and expanded/refined by Electra.