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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RUMBLETiGER" data-source="post: 5816289" data-attributes="member: 6674868">I'm looking into the ways to manufacture objects using D&D's magic. I'm imagining a small workshop with a large warehouse run by a few retired, higher level casters that have decided it's better to make gold from production rather than risking one's life in dungeons. -Wall of Stone + Fabricate = Stone objects. The material component for the spells can be produced by former Walls of Stone. -Wall of Stone + Transmute Stone to Sand + Transmute Sand to Glass + Fabricate = Glass objects. The material components are produced by previous spells. -Wall of Iron + Fabricate = Iron objects. This requires the additional material component of 50gp gold dust, which could be supplied by the Major Creation spell. Major Creation would only require a tiny amount of actual gold.  -Wall of Iron + Transmute Metal to Wood + Wood Shape or Fabricate + Ironwood = Wood objects with extra durability, or Magical gear with +1 enhancement. Still requires the gold dust for the process. -Create Water= water. -Create Food and Water= meals. ...are there any other ways to produce permenent objects?</blockquote>