You can have all three classes implement a common interface and declare the list to contain instances of the interface.
interface Spell {
int getCooldown();
String getName();
void cast();
}
public class Ice implements Spell {
@Override
public int getCooldown() { . . . }
@Override
public String getName() { . . . }
@Override
public void cast() { . . . }
// more stuff specific to Ice
}
public class Hurricane implements Spell {
// similar to above
}
Then you can do something like:
List<Spell> spells = new ArrayList<>();
spells.add(new Hurricane());
spells.add(new Ice());
You can also do this with a common base class, but coding to an interface generally provides more flexibility.