Beheading Buzz Saw  [two-actions] Spell 7

Concentrate Manipulate Metal 
Source Rage of Elements pg. 142
Area 60-foot line
Defense Reflex

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You compress molten scraps pulled from the Plane of Metal into a spinning disc with gruesome blades protruding from its edges. It wheels forward, slicing through anyone in its path. Each creature in the area takes 5d10 slashing damage and 4d6 persistent bleed damage, with a Reflex save.

Success The creature is unaffected.
Failure The creature takes full damage.
Critical Failure The creature takes double damage. If the creature has a head, it must succeed at a Fortitude save or be decapitated; this kills any creature except ones that don't require a head to live. For creatures with multiple heads, this usually kills the creature only if you sever its last head. This second save has the death and incapacitation traits.

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Heightened (+1) The slashing damage increases by 1d10, and the persistent bleed damage increases by 1d6.

Field of Razors  [three-actions] Spell 6

Concentrate Manipulate Metal 
Source Rage of Elements pg. 143
PFS Note Any spells which require metal to function require the PC to be holding at least one chunk of that metal or an item made of that metal.

Range 60 feet; Area 20-foot burst
Defense basic Reflex; Duration 1 minute

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You grind a chunk of your choice of metal to fine dust between your hands and blow it into the air, where it grows into a tangle of wires covered in razor-sharp prongs. The metal must be of a type you currently have in your possession. The covered area is difficult terrain. A creature that moves through the area takes 5 slashing damage per square traversed.

If a creature takes slashing, piercing, or persistent bleed damage while inside the thicket, you can spend a reaction to grow the iron in the shed blood into additional wires, expanding the burst by 5 feet. You can grow the area four times in this way, to a maximum of a 40-foot burst.

The barbed wires are made of the metal you chose and activate resistances, weaknesses, and the like normally. The metal reforms in your possession when the spell ends.

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Heightened (+1) The damage per square increases by 2.

Seal Fate  [two-actions] Spell 4

Concentrate Curse Death Manipulate 
Source Player Core 2 pg. 251
Range touch; Targets 1 living creature
Defense Fortitude; Duration varies

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You utter a curse that a creature will meet a certain end—a death by freezing, stabbing, or another means you devise. Choose one type of damage from the following list: acid, bludgeoning, cold, electricity, fire, piercing, slashing, sonic, or void. The effect is based on the target's Fortitude save.

Critical Success The target is unaffected.
Success The target gains weakness 2 to the chosen damage type until the end of your next turn.
Failure As success, but the duration is 1 minute. If the creature is reduced to 0 Hit Points by the chosen damage and its level is 7 or less, it dies.
Critical Failure As failure, but the duration is unlimited.

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Heightened (+2) The weakness increases by 1, and the maximum level of creature that can be automatically killed increases by 4.

Interplanar Teleport Spell 7

Uncommon Concentrate Manipulate Teleportation 
Source Player Core pg. 339
Cast 10 minutes; Requirements You have a planar key for the destination plane, used as a locus
Range 5 feet; Targets up to 8 willing creatures

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You and your allies traverse the barriers between planes of existence. The targets move to another plane, such as the Plane of Fire, the Netherworld, or the Outer Rifts. You must know the destination plane exists and use a magic planar key created from material from that plane as a locus for the spell. While the planar keys for most prominent planes are uncommon, just like the spell interplanar teleport, more obscure planes and demiplanes often have rare or possibly even unique planar keys.

The spell is highly imprecise, and you appear 1d20×25 miles from the last place one of the targets (of your choice) was located the last time that target traveled to the plane. If it's the first time traveling to a particular plane for all targets, you appear at a random location on the plane. Interplanar teleport doesn't provide a means of return travel, though casting interplanar teleport again allows you to return to your previous plane unless there are extenuating circumstances.