Coin Trick

You imbue an ordinary coin with a small amount of magical energy, causing one of the following effects of your choice:

Loaded Flip. You flip the coin as part of casting this spell, forcing it to land on your choice of heads or tails. You may use a reaction to target a coin flipped by another creature within range with this effect. When you do so, roll a d4. If the roll in not a 1, the coin lands on the side you wanted.

Loden Coin. You cause the coin to become lightly magnetised until the beginning of your next turn. The effect is not strong enough to move the coin more than an inch, but it will resist gravity to adhere to an metal object it is in contact with, even if the object would not ordinarily be magnetic. If dropped into a vessel of water, the coin will slowly move northward, or else in the direction of the nearest strong magnetic force.

Trick Catch. You cause a coin within range that you can see and which is not being held to fly into your open hand.

Trick Shot. You cause the coin to shoot from your hand towards a target within range. Make a ranged spell attack against the target. On a hit, the target takes bludgeoning damage depending on the type of coin used. This damage is considered magical for the purpose of overcoming resistance and immunity. The magic of the spell protects a shot coin from being destroyed, but not from being lost. There is a 50% chance that you will be unable to recover a shot coin.

At Higher Levels. You are able to imbue two effects upon a single coin when you reach 5th level. This may include a combination of Trick Shot and Trick Catch wherein the coin returns straight to your hand following the attack. Alternatively, you may cast a single effect on multiple coins when you reach higher levels: 3 coins at 5th level, 5 coins at 11th level, or 7 coins at 17th level. When using Trick Shot, you may direct each shot at the same target or at different ones, and must make a separate ranged spell attack for each coin.