Transmute Water to Glass

Transmute Water to Glass. You point at a body of water within range and transmute it into an equal volume of glass, up to a 5-foot cube of water at a time. The transformation occurs instantaneously and the spell has no effect on magical water or creatures made of water.

The spell can also be used to create simple glass objects from a body of water. The complexity of the objects depends on your skill check. For example, you might be able to create a simple glass sphere without needing a check, but creating a detailed statue might require a successful Dexterity check.

Living creatures in the water are pushed to the nearest unoccupied space outside the area of effect and take 2d6 force damage.

The glass created by this spell is permanent and non-magical.

Transmute Glass to Water. You point at an area of glass that you can see within range and speak the incantation. The glass in a 5-foot cube within range is instantly transmuted into water. The transformation resulting in a clear, liquid material as fluid as typical water.

The water created by this spell is permanent and non-magical. It can be evaporated by heat, and it behaves like normal water once the spell is cast.

This spell has no effect on magical glass or creatures made of glass.