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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shard O'Glase" data-source="post: 278115" data-attributes="member: 1134">Oh yeah one more thing.  I think in the 2nd ed mindset everynow and then and I fogot that wall of stone/iron are now instantaneous spells and not permanent spells and so they can't be dispelled.  Basically if you load up on wall spell, usingf higher level slots as well, maybe some move earth spells or planar ally? spells to excavate the area, in a couple days you can have the location and general castle shape.  Then load up with shape stone spells or fabricate spells again using higher level slots and then do the finishing touches, like add doorways, change ramps into stairs etc.All these spells are free in that there isn't a costly material component, the only expense would be the wizards time.  How long it would take would be dependent on how big of a castle he wants.  I doubt it would take more than a week though if the mage actually dedicated himself to the task.(actually I'd bet 3 days, would be enough 20-30 walls of stone in one day is a lot of material and likely all ready a decent size castle.)  personally I'd take extra time and stack wall of stone/iron/stone for at the very least my outer walls with maybe some kind of anti rust spell.  especially in games where iron disrupts some forms of scrying.</blockquote>