School of Matches

Practised far and wide among hedge witches and wise men, matchstick magic is equal parts arcane knowledge, superstition, and trial and error. While most wizards discard matchstick magic as hokuspokus used to trick unsuspecting minds, you have delved deeper into the matchbox than most and have started to find it's true power. You scratch your nail down the matchstick head and the world burns.

Pyromancer

Beginning when you select this school at 2nd level, the gold and time you must spend to copy any spell with a name containing "fire", "flame", "scorch", "burn" or "heat" into your spellbook is halved.

Matchbox

When you reach your 2nd wizard level you gain access to an enchanted matchbox with 1d4 magic matchsticks in it. Once per long rest you can spend 1 hour refilling your matchbox by rolling your matchstick dice (shown in the table below). Any matchsticks leftover from a previous refill lose their potency, but they can still function as ordinary matches and are visibly and tangibly different to the magical matchsticks.

Your matchbox is immune to water and fire damage and will not open for anyone but you.

If you lose your matchbox you can spend 1 hour enchanting a new matchbox.

Wizard Level	Matchbox Dice
2	1d4
4	1d6
6	1d8
8	2d4
10	1d10
12	1d12
14	2d6
16	2d8
18	2d10
20	2d12

Matchsticks

Starting at level 2, using a match as part of the components for a spell adds +1 to your spell attack modifier, and +1 damage to your spells.

You must have at least one hand free in order to retrieve and light a match. Lighting the matchstick acts as both the somatic and verbal components of a spell. Additionally the matchstick counts as any material component of a spell without explicit value.

Match Magic

Starting at level 6, as bonus action on your turn, you can cast any spell that has "fire", "flame", "scorch", "burn" or "heat" in it's name, at it's lowest level, without spending a spell slot, at the cost of 2 matches per spell level (1 match for a cantrip)

Fine Matches

Starting at level 10, when using a matchstick from your matchbox as a component in order to cast a spell you may add your intelligence modifier to the damage of that spell.

Additionally your matches function underwater and in the windiest of environments.

Devils on the head of a match

Starting at level 14, as an action on your turn, you can use all of your remaining matchsticks (minimum of 1) at once to cast conjure elemental at 5th level. The spell summons a number of elementals equal to the number of matches used. The summoned elementals are always magmin.