Creation

Fabricate, we hardly knew you.   Now we're left with a sickly pint-sized temporary Creation.

This spell is brutal with an Illusionist lol. The party can attempt to sneak up to a target and if the Illusionist has at least 1 minute, they could make an Adamantine Cage of variable size from 90ft away or drop a 5ft cube of granite stone on an enemy.

Can I create a ball of iron inside an enemy within 30 ft? Right where its brain was. No attack. No save? 

Doubt it. It's up to the DM, though.

In my opinion, it looks too powerful. With the same logic you can use cantrip "Shape Water" to finish off any bleeding creature.

Using this spell and Nystul's Magic Aura you can create an expensive object, like a work of art, a fine piece of furniture or a suit of armor, and make it appear real, even to Detect Magic.  You could then sell it.  I of course recommend you don a disguise when doing so, or make sure you leave town immediately after, as the object will disappear within an hour or a day,

1. alchemist artificer spends years creating even the smallest amount of plutonium

2. spellcaster #2 creates a magical barrier (idk what spell) between the party and the bbeg

3. win DND

Quote from bgvptj2h9f >>

Fabricate, we hardly knew you.   Now we're left with a sickly pint-sized temporary Creation.

Well, I'm not sure you're aware, but I'm pleased to tell you that Fabricate still exists. It's a 4th level Wizard spell, if you're looking for it.

how about a 5ft radius sphere of concentrated hydrogen cyanide gas. And since its technically vegetable matter (cherry pits) it last 24 hours..

Why use Granit when you could have Tungsten. if you cast it on 9th level that cube would weight around 150 tons  

Aside from a level 14 Creation Bard, this might be the best shot to get very rare and valuable spell components on demand.

It also will is nice in combination with Circle Magic. Every created object will last longer depending on the ammount of secondary casters. Even with one secondary caster and one additional 1st level Spellslot, all created Gems last for 70 Minutes.

Missing diamonds worth 25k GP? Just create them and use True Resurrection.  The Spell has no GP limit on how expensive the created object can be!

Restcast Heroes Feast... every day. No problem with this spell. I think it is highly underrated. Especially since Circle Magic is a thing.

At least one player in the group should be able to use that spell.

 "Using any object created by this spell as another spell’s Material component causes the other spell to fail." That last line of the description is kinda important.

Dang it. So it's just a completely useless Spell.

It's not even good to trick a merchant to buy some valuable Gems. Wasting a 5th level Spellslot if you can just rob the merchant...

Thanks for the Info. Haven't read the description to the end.

Nothing in the description to rule out creating magical objects?

Quote from Gary_Whiteward >>

Nothing in the description to rule out creating magical objects?

 

 I don't think creating enchantments falls under any of the 5 material categories, friend.

Actually create food and water works better as you can summon the food or water in containers, meaning you can summon Giant osmium spikes full of water and they just stay there additionally you could just summon a ton of platinum and make money.

either interpretation works

If you create a Plate Armor (regular metal), how long does it last?

Could it be created on top of someone already?

Also this spell becomes really interesting if circle casted: like.. couldn't it be circle casted to create a mithral plate armor that lasts 8 hours?