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Message: <blockquote data-quote="handforged" data-source="post: 1719812" data-attributes="member: 2027">From the prestidigitation text in the SRD:Notice that the color, clean, soil does not limit to nonliving material like the chill, warm, flavor does.  You can make your eyes shift to red to intimidate.  You could cause your opponent's body parts to change color (making this sound like a curse of some sort would also be pretty intimidating).  Using a couple of rounds to change the color of your party rogue's gear to aid in camoflauge would probably inspire most DMs to give a circumstance bonus to Hide.The Light spell could be cast on a pebble or other small object.  Thrown from your hand just as the spell is cast might fool an opponent into thinking a fireball is on the way.  Also, you could use a light pebble to power a bullseye lantern rather than carry around oil.If you do carry around the oil, stick a strip of cloth into a flask, light it up, and use Mage Hand to carry it up into the air and drop it to do a grenade-like attack.Also, Richards, I would suggest adding Dancing Lights to your demi-lich idea.  There is an option of "one faintly glowing, vaguely humanoid shape."  The spell does not require concentration and has a better range than mage hand.For clerics or druids, Create Water can be used to distract foes.~hf</blockquote>