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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ambrus" data-source="post: 3231786" data-attributes="member: 17691">Grumbar?I think a combination of the above stated goals is the way to go. Creating new real-estate out of wasteland is a good investment. If your city is near a body of water then it's perfect for creating a large new island which might help fortify your harbor if positioned properly and outfitted with fortifications. Even if your city is landlocked it might provide a ready means to make uninhabitable areas (such as monster-infested territory, swampland or badlands) into arable farmland. Use the wish as your DM suggests to do away with the volcanic aspects after your terraforming is complete.Sejs' idea of using weather control spells to direct ash-clouds (during the initial eruption) to fertalize your existing farmland is also good. Don't underestimate the value of new fertile farmland to your city's prosperity.And whatever you decide to do, make certain you hire squads of heralds to spread the word of your mighty deed before, during and after the fact to help bring in new worshippers, win-over the undecided and to cow your city's enemies. It's a great PR opportunity; it shows that you're taking significant steps away from the great deeds of a mere mortal and well into the realm of divine miracles.</blockquote>