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<blockquote data-quote="Ragmon" data-source="post: 6004306" data-attributes="member: 99604">Hello everyone!I have been reading Fun with Prestidigitation from Tome and Blood (<a href="http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ex/20010707" target="_blank">here</a>), and what I noticed what that the &quot;Change&quot; part of the spell is rather strong, and poorly worded and hence it can be really abused (that is IMO).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------&quot;Change: You transform one object of Fine size or&nbsp; smaller into another object of roughly the same size. The object can&nbsp; weigh no more than 8 ounces. The change must be within the same kingdom (animal,&nbsp; vegetable, or mineral). For example, you could change a piece of paper&nbsp; into scrap of linen, and then change that into a rose. Likewise, you&nbsp; could change a coin into a ring. You could not, however, turn a strip of&nbsp; leather into a piece of paper.&quot;--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------So by these rules I could do these are my thought what you can change stuff into (in the brackets i note in what category of material I'm thinking):Poisons (Any poison and I do mean any)Water -&gt; Any Poison (Liquids/Fluids)Alchemist Fire -&gt; Any Poison (Alchemical substance)Milk -&gt; Poison/Venom (Bodily fluids)A copper coin -&gt; Mercury or Polonium (Metals)Material ComponentsCoal -&gt; DiamondCheap Identify (change lasts for an hour so this stunt is questionable)- Coal dust -&gt; Diamond Dust &nbsp;- Water -&gt; Wine- Chicken feather -&gt; Owl featherQuartz -&gt; Any other gemHorse Guano -&gt; Bat Guano (Its easier to find horse guano then bat guano)Other stupid stuffHoly Water -&gt; Unholy Water (or visa-verse)Oat meal -&gt; GlueCopper Ring -&gt; Gold Ring1. Add some some other good ideas if you have any.2. Correct me if I'm wrong.3. And yes I am aware that with the &quot;create&quot; effect you can make stuff but not use em as material components, but it does not say so at the &quot;change&quot; part.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ragmon, post: 6004306, member: 99604"] [SIZE=3]Hello everyone![/SIZE] I have been reading Fun with Prestidigitation from Tome and Blood ([URL="http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ex/20010707"]here[/URL]), and what I noticed what that the "Change" part of the spell is rather strong, and poorly worded and hence it can be really abused (that is IMO). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "[B]Change:[/B] You transform one object of Fine size or smaller into another object of roughly the same size. The object can weigh no more than 8 ounces. The change must be within the same kingdom (animal, vegetable, or mineral). For example, you could change a piece of paper into scrap of linen, and then change that into a rose. Likewise, you could change a coin into a ring. You could not, however, turn a strip of leather into a piece of paper." -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- So by these rules I could do these are my thought what you can [B]change[/B] stuff into (in the brackets i note in what category of material I'm thinking): [U]Poisons (Any poison and I do mean [B]any[/B])[/U] Water -> Any Poison (Liquids/Fluids) Alchemist Fire -> Any Poison (Alchemical substance) Milk -> Poison/Venom (Bodily fluids) A copper coin -> Mercury or Polonium (Metals) [U]Material Components[/U] Coal -> Diamond Cheap Identify (change lasts for an hour so this stunt is questionable) - Coal dust -> Diamond Dust - Water -> Wine - Chicken feather -> Owl feather Quartz -> Any other gem Horse Guano -> Bat Guano (Its easier to find horse guano then bat guano) [U]Other stupid stuff[/U] Holy Water -> Unholy Water (or visa-verse) Oat meal -> Glue Copper Ring -> Gold Ring 1. Add some some other good ideas if you have any. 2. Correct me if I'm wrong. 3. And yes I am aware that with the "create" effect you can make stuff but not use em as material components, but it does not say so at the "change" part. [/QUOTE]

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