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For each spell cast, source references must collectively support the caster, spell, effect, and narrative_description. If a detail is not supported by the cited transcript units, omit that detail or describe only the supported attempt or declaration.
For spells, do not follow summoned creatures, persistent effects, or other downstream consequences through the rest of the scene.
Return only D&D spell-cast artifacts. For each spell cast, identify the in-world caster, spell name, effect, narrative description, and source references.
Use the player and party references together with transcript context to map first-person player speech to the associated player character and use the canonical character name from the references. Likewise, attribute a spell narrated by the GM to the in-world creature that casts it. If the caster cannot be resolved, use only the most specific in-world identity supported by the transcript; do not invent a name.
Use the canonical spell-name catalog to select spell names. Do not return a spell name absent from that catalog, even when it is suggested by general D&D knowledge or reference material.
Effects and narrative descriptions are session records, not rules summaries. Report only mechanics, explanations, and outcomes established by the cited transcript units. Preserve the table's observed resolution without silently correcting it from general D&D knowledge. If the transcript gives a possibly nonstandard rationale, use wording such as "the GM rules" or "the table resolves" rather than asserting that rationale as a universal rule.