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Message: <blockquote data-quote="clutchbone" data-source="post: 7185649" data-attributes="member: 98332">Take a utility cantrip, make it permanent or semi-permanent in an item, fixture, or location, and enjoy a radically different fantasy setting. I'd imagine these things to be either upper class luxuries or public amenities (or a for-profit venture, "insert x gp into the Fix-It Box to mend your items"), based on the conceit that permanency and/or magic item creation is very expensive.Druidcraft: daily weather system, motion activated sensory effects (eg animal noises for a taxidermy display)or room lighting.Guidance: in pill/draught form, you can have a (very short term) performance enhancing drug.Mage hand: automated drink service in taverns.Mending: fix-it box, whatever item goes into the box comes out fixed.Message: walkie talkiesMinor illusion: advertisements, public billboards, 3D displays, privacy screens.Prestidigitation: laundry service, high-end restaurantsResistance: in pill/draught form, it's basically medicine. Take 1/day for 10 days and you'll eventually make your save vs that rash.Spare the Dying: as above, but for combat medicsThaumaturgy: loudspeakers, automatic doors</blockquote>