You magically assemble prepared construction materials into a permanent watchtower according to the architectural plans used in the casting. The materials must be located within 90 feet of the building site for the duration of the casting.
The construction materials must be prepared and suitable for their intended use before you begin casting the spell. Stone must be quarried and dressed, timber must be cut and milled, and components such as doors, hardware, roofing, mortar, and similar materials must be prepared as appropriate. This spell doesn't perform or replace the labor, skill, time, or magic required to prepare those materials.
The plans must depict a single, freestanding watchtower comparable in size and function to a typical 20-foot-diameter, two-story watchtower with an observation roof (not exceeding 30’ in height). The tower can be constructed of stone, timber, or a combination of materials and can include ordinary architectural features appropriate to a watchtower, such as doors, stairs, windows, arrow slits, fireplaces, chimneys, parapets, and torch sconces. The spell creates no materials, furnishings, equipment, or magical effects.
The site and supplied materials must be sufficient to construct the depicted tower, and the completed structure must be capable of standing without magical support. The DM determines whether a proposed set of plans qualifies as a watchtower for the purposes of this spell.
Once constructed, the watchtower is a nonmagical structure and can be damaged, repaired, modified, or destroyed normally.
* - (a complete set of architectural plans for a watchtower, which the spell consumes, and all prepared construction materials required by those plans)
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