Transmute Honey to Amber

You touch a volume of honey that fits within a 1-foot cube and transmute it into a piece of amber of equivalent volume. The amber retains the general shape of the original honey volume, but you can manipulate its form to create rudimentary shapes or structures.

Any small creature that was trapped in the honey at the time of casting is allowed a Dexterity saving throw to avoid being preserved inside the amber. On a failed save, the creature is trapped within the amber and dies due to lack of air and sustenance. The creature can be seen but not touched until the amber is broken.

This spell can be used creatively in many ways such as preserving specimens for study, creating unique pieces of jewelry, or even trapping small creatures or magical entities.

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

At Higher Levels: When you cast this spell using a spell slot of 4th level or higher, the size of the honey volume that can be affected increases by 1-foot cube for each slot level above 3rd. For example, using a 4th level slot would allow you to affect a volume of honey that fits within a 2-foot cube.