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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 7645883" data-attributes="member: 6704184">Thinking more on the legalese that would come to accommodate spells (Command: “[word that means ‘to tell the entire truth about the situation we are here to discuss without abridgment or any other form of obfuscation]”)I wonder what other linguistic changes we would see?Gnomes would be incredible spies, as well. Forest gnomes especially, but Rock Gnomes wouldn’t have the limitations of 5e tinkering being basically not a thing. But mostly, it’s harder to use magic to make them talk, dupe them, charm/dominate them, etc. In fact, in modern style warfare, Gnomes quickly become one of the most frightening races in the game. I really think that the spells that create fire, water, and cold/ice, and the elemental cantrips+prestidigitation would be what changes the world most. Cleanliness reduces disease, irrigation improves farming, and most of those can be used as ways to generate power.</blockquote>