You fold a piece of paper into a specific form, imbuing it with a magical effect. Each origami creation is Tiny, has an AC of 13, 1 hit point, and is immune to psychic and poison damage. You can have a single active origami creation at a time. Creating anew origami construct causes the other one to crumble. You can create the Following constructs:
Boat. The boat floats on and is not destroyed by water. When placed in water, you can mentally direct the boat to move in any direction along the water's surface, as long as it remains in your line of sight, at a speed of 5 feet per round. The boat is able to carry a single Tiny object that weighs 1 pound or less.
Crane. You fold a piece of paper with up to 25 words written on it into a Tiny crane with a flying speed of 20 feet. Upon finishing the crane, you name a location you know within 2 miles. The crane flies toward the location and, upon arrival, unfolds into a piece of paper. 5 minutes after unfolding the paper immolates, destroying the message.
Dog. The dog has a movement speed of 10 feet. You can mentally direct the dog to move. If a creature hostile to you moves to within 10 feet of the dog, the dog moves up to its speed towards it and gives off a loud barking noise. Afterwards, the dog unfolds itself and becomes inert.
Lotus Flower. The flower is controlled by the time of day. It is open during the day and closed during the night. During sunrise and sunset, the flower slowly opens and closes respectively.
Pirate. The pirate has a movement speed of 5 feet. You can verbally direct the pirate to move, but if no instructions are given, the pirate will mimic the motions of the caster.
Dragon. The dragon has a fly speed of 10 feet and can breathe colored confetti that looks like fire. The dragon can sit atop the casters shoulder and can be controlled much like a basic familiar.
Masu Box. You fold a piece into a Tiny box with a lid. After finishing the fold, you can place a Tiny non-magical object weighing 2 pounds or less inside the box and close the lid. The box then crumples, and the object vanishes. The next time you create the box, the stored object reappears inside it.
Chameleon. You fold a piece of paper into a Tiny chameleon with a walking and climbing speeds of 10 feet. Upon completing the fold, you point towards a creature within 30 feet. The chameleon moves toward the creature, making a stealth check using your spellcasting ability modifier against the passive perception of creatures it passes by. If it remains undiscovered, it clings to the creature upon arrival and blends into its appearance. For the duration, while you are within 60 feet of the chameleon, you sense its location
Butterfly. You fold a piece of paper into a life-like Tiny butterfly that has a fly speed of 10 feet. Creatures other than you have disadvantage on checks to discern its true nature. Upon completing the fold, you point towards a creature within 30 feet. The butterfly moves toward the creature, making a stealth check using your spellcasting ability modifier against the passive perception of creatures it passes by. Even if it doesn't remain undiscovered, it will still try to land on that creater. If not given a command, it will behave like a normal butterfly for the duration. The first time a creature other than you touches or is touched by the butterfly, it opens their wings and changes color to reflect the creature's emotional state. Only you can see this change. Examples include: Red - Angry. Pink - Affection. Blue - Hopeful. Green - Confident. Burgundy - Happy. Orange - Jealous. Lilac - Sad. Yellow - Fear. Beige - Disgust. Purple - Surprised.
Tent. You fold a piece of paper into a Tiny tent. Up to 3 creatures that spend a short rest within 30 feet of the tent and regain hit points by spending Hit dice regain and additional 1d6 hit points.
Horse. The horse has a movement speed of 5 feet. You can mentally direct the horse to move. The horse always points his head in the direction of the nearest castle or fort.
Samurai. The samurai has a movement speed of 5 feet. You can mentally direct the samurai to move. The samurai always points his sword towards the East.
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