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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Greenfield" data-source="post: 5499695" data-attributes="member: 6669384">That 2e spell looks like the one, except that this was a 3e spell.Still, getting the name right will help.Context:  Home brewed game world in which there are world wide weather changes that are messing with crop yields.  Essentially, we're looking at a growing state of famine, world wide.  The party goal, long term, is to find the source of the worldwide affliction and shut ti down.  Definitely a curse, and one that has a side effect of preventing the gods from answering on any Divination spell higher than Augry, so there's no divine guidance on this one.While this spell is normally useful only in the odd moment, it's rapidly becoming one particular PC's signature spell, due to the setting.A cubic foot of liquid is a shade less than 8 gallons, so at 5th level the spell transforms about 39.5 gallons of water into just about any liquid.  Water to wine is neat.  Water to melted cheese, butter, honey, pancake batter, soup, scramble eggs, molasses etc?  It's a game changer.  The spell isn't widely known or available, and the PC is being remarkably reluctant to share with other casters for story reasons, which is just as well.  A 1st level spell that can feed a village with a few castings would take the knees out from under the entire campaign premise.</blockquote>