Dramaturgy

A very spontaneous and creatively demanding spell native to Wizifus Yyrd himself. This cantrip had originally taken form as Prestidigitation, until it was fine tuned and sculpted into becoming primarily a means of entertainment.

• You create a spontaneous visual effect that is uncontrollably bright/flashy (a wildly spiraling tower of fire, showers of sparks that's brightness and glamor contest that of the stars). This has no combative effect, it can just be kind of annoying sometimes.
• You refine, depreciate, expand, diminish, change the pitch of, or obnubilate one's voice, including your own (within the realm of human capability).
• You create the illusion of the flame of a candle, a torch, or a small campfire to disconnect from their source, moving freely to wherever you choose. This illusion does not emit light, but simply moves the image of the flames.
• You cause any dirt, filth, etc. to instantaneously spring off whatever it covers, splattering the refuse within a surrounding area within 5 cubic feet.
• You cast mild and harmless feelings of warmth, cold, comfort, discomfort, itchiness, relief, disdain, or even amusement across a crowd within a 15 ft. cone.
• You apply a moving illusionary pattern to a surface or object no larger than 1 cubic foot.
• You cause a nonmagical prop in your hand to visibly grow (to 125% its size), stretch, shrink (to 75% its size), or even become lifelike for 1 minute. This effect ends as soon as your touch leaves the object.
• You cause the Ternion to change form between the form of a cane, an umbrella, and a longsword.

If you cast this spell multiple times, you can have up to three of its effects active at a time, and you can dismiss such an effect as an action.