You twist the flesh of a non-living, large or smaller creature to alter its properties, choosing one of the following options:
Condense. The targeted creature’s flesh is compacted down to the size of a thumbnail. They become incredibly light and can be carried with ease. If the condensed flesh is subjected to damage, the body affected by this spell rapidly grows, returning to its previous size.
Expand. Every cell of the targeted body rapidly expands, causing all flesh and bones to horribly bloat before exploding outwards. The body then softens and turns to sludge. When the spell is cast, the creature becomes large. Any creature can use them as half cover. At the end of your next turn, any creature within 10 feet of the bloated corpse must succeed on a dexterity saving throw or take 4d8 bludgeoning damage. A creature that succeeds takes half. The corpse then disappears, leaving behind only liquid remains.
Transmogrify. The targeted flesh is reshaped into an object or weapon. If you choose weapon, it is a +1 magic weapon that would make logical sense to be created from what it is being formed from. All creatures are considered proficient with this weapon. After 10 minutes, the weapon’s magic fades and it returns to whatever piece of flesh was made to create it. If you choose to create an object, it must be of similar size to the medium corpse, you must have clear connections as to which parts of the corpse function as different parts of the object.
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