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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rhogar_Rarr" data-source="post: 6844667" data-attributes="member: 6801942">So my wizard unfortunately had no fire spells when fighting a group of scarecrows. But he did have lantern oil and the ability to prestidigitate some sparks. That got them burning rather well, and was far more useful than Ray of Frost or my party-member's non-magical weapons. My wizard has also used the trinket portion of Prestidigitation to bluff a number of times. "Of course I'm allowed to cast within Mulmaster, I am a Cloak after after all." Conjures their badge in his hand. "Yes I am a Harper," Conjures Pin. "Tell me everything you know." Etc.Also Mold Earth has been a great at-will utility spell found in the Elemental Evil Player's Companion. You can make a 5x5 ft hole that's 30 ft deep in about half a minute. Or a full trench in a few minutes. It can also be used to make simple land-bridges or even create cover by moving 5 ft cubes of earth around. I tend to carry a cheap sack of dirt/mud with my sorcerer who knows Mold Earth. I once used the mud I carry around to seal a door shut. I slathered mud around the door and frame and then used the harden/difficult terrain feature to "lock" it shut.Obviously this is all up to DM discretion, but the ones I've played with seem to reward creativity.</blockquote>