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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kigmatzomat" data-source="post: 9510236" data-attributes="member: 9254">It does change a game.  Take it from milquetoast to spicy.  Doesn't break it though unless the GM "Just Can't Even"Yeah, much like Dancing Lights.  ~30gp/scroll in XanatharThat one did change the casting action. The issue with making a wall is that it only works if people don't know there's not a wall there.  Pretty sure I'd notice if a new section of wall appeared at work on any of the 3 floors I frequent.  Which is why the spell is less useful than Invisibility.And again, Minor Image can do similar and scrolls of that are 25gp ea.  No concentration, even.  My bard uses that to create concealment for the cleric in his golden "Favored of Pelor" plate mail.Meh, casters don't usually want to be in melee and non-casters don't have high casting stats. There's no impact to game combat but it means someone mugging a priest is in for a solid wallop or two.For humans, orcs, etc, the impact is small. Only small percentage of people get wealthy enough to afford 200gp and most of those wind up nobility.  History has proven people in power become jerks who don't want to share power, so agriculture is fine.But this does explain how dwarves & drow live underground and elves live in those forest cities.  Their long lifespans make it feasible to either save their coppers and silvers from chores as children to buy one at adulthood or be gifted one by family. Or have a party member with Mold Earth.  My bard uses that a lot too.  Bury corpses in moments, make cover for 2+ people (5ft hole + 5ft pile of dirt), eases travel (turn patches of difficult terrain to normal), and it is a very effective form of restraint if you bury people up to their armpits. And again, ~30gp/scroll in XanatharEdit-fixed price/source of scroll cost</blockquote>

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