You ensorcell a Traveling Trunk or Chest turning it into a temporary domicile for the duration.
The Chest increases to a 40ftx30ftx20ft building that pushes everything out of its space as it enlarges. If it comes in contact with something that is stronger than the material of the Trunk House then the Trunk House either is pushed away from it or is damaged by it. The Trunk House is only as durable as a regular building if one of the exterior walls is destroyed the spell ends. When the spell ends The Trunk House pops back to its original size and all objects and creatures are ejected to the nearest unoccupied space.
The trunk can be oriented in three different ways to allow for different Floorplans for the Trunk House
- A four-story building with 600 ft^2 Floors
- A three-story building with 800 ft^2 Floors
- A two-story building with 1200 ft^2 floors
As part of the Casting time, you draw or write a description of what furniture, windows, door, walls, and stairs you want using the component paper for the spell. Once written or drawn the object is placed in the trunk where you want them to appear with a gold piece on the item's paper. You can use more Gold than the component cost of the spell to add more items to the Trunk house depending on the need. At the end of the 10 minutes, all paper and gold put in place change into the described or drawn objects, and then the trunk grows to its larger dimension. If an item made as part of the Trunk House is removed from the Trunk House it returns to being a piece of paper.
The following features when drawn or described in writing will appear in the Trunk house:
- Door: You must have one door as part of the spell. you can attach additional exterior doors or doors to interior walls.
- Window: you can add extra windows but the spell requires at least one.
- Wall: you can add dividing walls to break up the interior of the Trunk House any interior walls will reflect on each floor unless specified.
- Stairs/Ladders: You can indicate where you would like the stairs and what sort of stairwell you would like.
- Stove: A wood-burning stove and oven with a chimney or exterior vent.
- Toilet: a small refuse tank toilet with a gravity flush tank.
- Sink: A small pump sink attached to a 30-gallon refillable barrel.
- Bath: A small bath with wood headed metal pump barrel.
- Bed: a bed without further description becomes the size of a queen bed, bunk beds are two stacked twin beds, and a rack becomes three stacked single beds.
- Table: A four-person dining table.
- Chairs: Four identical chairs, perfect for the table.
- Couch: A three-seat couch with padded ends/armrests.
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