You call one non-living object you have physically touched at some point in the past to your hand. The object must be on the same plane of existence as you; distance on that plane has no effect on the spell. The object arrives instantly and without error, appearing in your hand if it's small enough to hold, or at your feet if it isn't.
The spell fails, and you sense that it has failed, if the object is fixed in place, held or worn by another creature, or restrained by mundane or magical means.
At 6th level, the object can weigh up to 500 pounds and fit within a 3-cubic-foot volume. When you cast this spell using a spell slot of 7th level or higher, both limits increase, gaining 250 pounds and 1 cubic foot per slot level above 6th.
Kept the same weight/volume scaling rate as the Teleport Object conversion so the two sit consistently against each other in your notes. The one thing worth flagging: this is meaningfully stronger than 5e's own comparable spell, Drawmij's Instant Summons (7th level) — that one needs a prior one-minute ritual cast directly on the object and caps it at 10 lbs, where this only needs a touch and scales into the hundreds of pounds. If Zelazny's is meant to sit in the same power tier as Drawmij's rather than above it, the weight ceiling is the lever to pull.
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