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<blockquote data-quote="Psifon" data-source="post: 339318" data-attributes="member: 3171">apsuman:Well, again there is no rule covering this.If I were DM'ing I would rule that once it was cut (even a little bit), the spell ends, and the item returns to normal size.&nbsp; I have nothing to back up this opinion, so ask your DM how he would do it.As far as &quot;is a campfire a single item?&quot;&nbsp; I would say no.&nbsp; A burning stick is an item in the campfire.&nbsp; The way to build a single item that is a bonfire is to BUILD a bonfire.&nbsp; Nail the timber together, so that it is one cohesive whole.&nbsp; Then light it, get it burning pretty good, and then turn the whole thing into a &quot;plush&quot; campfire beanie babby (or a flat piece of cloth depending on your interpretation of the spell).The Stronhold Builder's Guidebook states that you can turn a pool of water into a cloak.&nbsp; The notion that you could cast this spell on liquids never occured to me until I read that.&nbsp; I always assumed you needed a solid.&nbsp; In any case, the Guidebook is wrong on one account:&nbsp; In order to make a pool into an item big enough to be worn as a cloak you would need to be like 380th level (they forgot to take into account that it shrinks the water as well as turning it into cloth).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Psifon, post: 339318, member: 3171"] apsuman: Well, again there is no rule covering this. If I were DM'ing I would rule that once it was cut (even a little bit), the spell ends, and the item returns to normal size. I have nothing to back up this opinion, so ask your DM how he would do it. As far as "is a campfire a single item?" I would say no. A burning stick is an item in the campfire. The way to build a single item that is a bonfire is to BUILD a bonfire. Nail the timber together, so that it is one cohesive whole. Then light it, get it burning pretty good, and then turn the whole thing into a "plush" campfire beanie babby (or a flat piece of cloth depending on your interpretation of the spell). The Stronhold Builder's Guidebook states that you can turn a pool of water into a cloak. The notion that you could cast this spell on liquids never occured to me until I read that. I always assumed you needed a solid. In any case, the Guidebook is wrong on one account: In order to make a pool into an item big enough to be worn as a cloak you would need to be like 380th level (they forgot to take into account that it shrinks the water as well as turning it into cloth). [/QUOTE]

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