Difference between revisions of "Steelshape"

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This spell bestows immediate power to shape and sharpen metal weapons and objects to the caster. A steel door could be shaped and fashioned into a shield; a brass candlestick could be made into a dagger; a suit of armor could turn into a cannonball. The spell has limitations however: brass cannot be turned into steel, nor iron into gold. That power lies in the Alchemist’s Dream.

Intensity Effects

1. A very simple, crude item can be made. The item will be brittle.
2. A moderately complex item such as full plate armor or
3. An extremely complex item, such as a clock, a wind-up toy, a telescope (sans lenses of course), or any other item with moving, interlocking parts, can be made.
4. The item created may be morphed back into the original item’s form, but only once.
5. The item created may be morphed once again, by force of will, into a third item and back and forth between all the items, at will.