The 20 Questions Spell

The spell caster grabs their piece of paper and chants a small incantation. The paper shakes once, quickly, before changing its appearance. The paper changes to a bright white (unless it was already this color to begin with) and any writing/marks on the paper vanish. The holder can then ask the paper 20 questions and the paper shall provide responses. The questions can be about anything but whether or not the paper knows the answer is up to the DM. The paper will make itself longer to fit all of the questions and answers as necessary. There are no limitations as to how long the paper will get, however its width will not change. The paper will stop writing/answering 20 minutes after the incantation was uttered. The paper will also stop growing larger (if it is doing so) at that time. 

There are many applications of the paper as it can say as much as the DM lets it (perhaps more). It also forms a powerful weapon in some situations considering that if the spell caster asks it to write an “Infinite Essay” the paper will write continuously for 20 minutes, growing incredibly large. The paper can be destroyed by fire and sharp blades— only fire will stop it from writing— and its writing can be muddled by water (it will still write though). The paper writes 200 words per minute when answering normally, although it can write up to 1,000 words per minute if asked to write quickly and continuously. Further, the paper uses double spaced 12pt Times New Roman font and will not respond when asked to change fonts. It follows traditional grammatical rules and writes in Common. It can write in other languages if asked and can also produce answers in Braille. It uses black ink that seemingly appears onto the page from nowhere and prefers not to change colors.