true transmutation

you touch up to 10 square feet of nonliving material and automatically transmute it into anything under the cost of 1000 gp. the material stays transmuted until dispelled, which then it will convert into it's original state. if you try to transmute anything magical, it will keep it's magical properties (example, turn a vorpal sword into a rock, it will become a vorpal rock). if the target is already transmuted, then you must have an intelligence contest with the DC save of the original spell. if you try and transmute something nonliving into anything living, then it will urn into that being with all the regular stats, except they loose all language capabilities and have an intelligence of 4, a wisdom of 9, a charisma of 5, and an aggression towards anything living. if you try and transmute anything living, it will be under the effect of the polymorph spell (regular spell save DC), with the following changes;

• you can turn it into something nonliving, like a rock. If that is the case the target becomes petrified for the duration.
• the duration increases to up to an hour, no concentration needed.
• the target does not change back if the target takes damage.
• if the target is destroyed or their hit points drop to 0, and the duration ends, the target is reformed to the original transmuted form and then reverted to the original form. this will not work if multiple pieces of the target are in other planes of existence, instead the pieces will reform into pieces of the target.

you can only transmute something up to 2 times it's mass, up to 15 square feet, and it has to be solid or semi-solid material, if you have transmuted a living thing. if the transmuted item is turned into something like fire or acid, the most damage possible is 5d10+6.