Expansion/Compression

Upon casting this spell, you can instantly cast a damaging cantrip that requires an action. The spell manipulates the flow of magic, modifying the cantrip to cause more damage or affect more enemies.

Compression: When you choose to compress a cantrip, such as firebolt, it becomes a single-target beam. Your accuracy increases, adding a +2 to your to hit. If a spell slot of 3rd level or higher is used, the cantrip's damage increases by 1d6 for every level above 2nd, and you gain an additional +2 to hit for every spell level above 2nd. Cantrips cast this way deal the spell's normal damage type, but also piercing damage.

Expansion: When you choose to expand a cantrip, such as firebolt, it becomes a multi-target effect, such as a cone or multiple targets. The cantrip's damage remains unchanged, but its area of effect and range increase. The area of effect is determined by the cantrip's original shape and size, and the range increases by 10 feet per level of the spell slot used to cast the spell (up to a maximum of 60 feet). Accuracy decreases, forcing enemies to make saving throws instead of the caster making an attack roll. Cantrips cast this way deal the spell's normal damage type, but also bludgeoning damage.