Places a small object no larger than a gold piece within a larger object, provided the larger object has a hollow area large enough to hold the smaller object. The smaller object passes through the surface of the larger object without causing damage to either object, and remains there for 1 hour, before being expelled. Expulsion also creates no damage to either object. Passage into or out of the hollow object is not forceful and must be to an unoccupied space adjacent to the hollow object.
This is a common training cantrip for wizards, and is often used in stage shows by performing wizards. A coin, ring, or other small valuable is commonly placed within an egg with yolk removed. The egg is then cracked to show the object safely within.
When cast at higher levels, the size of the object that can be enveloped is multiplied by the casting level.
* - (an item with a hollow interior, a silk scarf)
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