Marvellous Pigments

Pots of magical paint which can be applied to a flat surface to conjure a real, three-dimensional object. 1d4 pots of pigment are usually found together, along with a brush.

• Applying: The object to be conjured must be painted onto a flat surface (e.g. wall, door, floor, ceiling). The artistic skill of the character has no bearing—the object magically flows from the paint brush, guided by the character’s imagination alone.

• Time: Painting an object takes 1 turn.

• Dimensions: Each pot of the pigments is sufficient to cover a 10’ × 10’ surface, conjuring an object of up to 1,000 cubic feet (e.g. 10’ × 10’ × 10’).

• Type of objects: Only non-magical, inanimate things may be conjured, for example: rooms, portals, armour, equipment, trees, flowers, pits, passages, etc.

• Valuable objects: May be conjured. These appear valuable, but are actually constructed of low value materials (e.g. tin, glass, etc.).

• Duration: Conjured objects are permanent and real in every sense.